The explosion situation of the serial explosions in the commercial streets of Bangkok, Thailand

On the evening of April 22, 2010, some Bangkok citizens gathered at Silom Road intersection to hold a rally against the "Red Shirt Army" and confronted the "Red Shirt Army" who were only across the road. At this time, five bomb explosions occurred in Bangkok at the citizens' gathering place and three nearby locations. The explosion caused chaos at the Silom intersection and the light rail station was closed. Military police have begun searching for the perpetrators.

On the night of the explosion, three explosions were first reported on Silom Road. One of the grenades attacked the Sala Daeng Elevated Railway (BTS Skytrain) station, causing injuries to many passengers, including three foreigner. The fourth grenade exploded on the pavement next to the five-star Dusit Thani Hotel, and the fifth exploded near Bangkok Bank. When the explosion occurred, hundreds of pro-government demonstrators were marching to demand that the Red Shirt Army stop demonstrations in Bangkok. Thai military spokesman San Sen said all explosions were caused by M79 grenade launchers.