The blasts come a day after thousands of anti-government protesters stormed the airport in an ongoing battle to oust Thai Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat, who was returning from an economic summit in Peru.
The travel industry has already seen a drop off in tourist numbers after protesters shutdown Phuket airport for two days in August and with continued anti-government protests in central Bangkok resulting in violence.
Recent bomb and grenade attacks have resulted in an additional two deaths and 20 injuries.The Foreign Office says "there remains a possibility of further violence," with the political situation in Thailand "very uncertain."The U.S. State Department has also warned people traveling to Thailand to exercise caution, especially in locations where Westerners congregate."They should remain vigilant with regard to their personal security and avoid crowds and demonstrations."
source CNN.com
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Very sad
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