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One Indonesian died, another injured in Bangkok blast: Ministry
A woman walks on a sidewalk covered with broken glass near the Erawan Shrine at Rajprasong intersection in Bangkok, Thailand, the morning after an explosion
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A woman walks on a sidewalk covered with broken glass near the Erawan Shrine at Rajprasong intersection in Bangkok, Thailand, the morning after an explosion. (AP) (AP)
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span class="caption">A woman walks on a sidewalk covered with broken glass near the Erawan Shrine at Rajprasong intersection in Bangkok, Thailand, the morning after an explosion. (AP)
The Indonesian Foreign Ministry confirmed on Tuesday that two Indonesians were victims in a bomb explosion in Bangkok, Thailand. One of them is dead.
The official twitter account of the ministry announced the news on Tuesday noon.
'Govt has learned 1 Indonesian national killed and 1 injured in ICU #Bangkok Bombing #prayforbangkok,' the account under the name @Portal_Kemlu_RI said.
At least 18 people were killed and many injured when a bomb exploded Monday outside a popular religious shrine in Bangkok, scattering body parts and debris across the city's commercial core, AP reported.
The blast hit around 6:30 p.m. when the shrine was packed with worshipers and tourists -- although it was not possible to immediately confirm if there were foreign casualties. (ika)(+++)
