A Thai court sentences two ethnic Chinese Uyghur men to death over the August 2015 bombing at Bangkok’s Erawan Shrine. The attack struck a popular tourist area near the city centre and killed 20 people, including foreign visitors. Reports say the explosion occurred on August 17, 2015, and that more than 100 people were injured; one account cites over 120 wounded. The cases are described as part of a long investigation and manhunt that followed the blast. Several outlets note the victims included tourists from countries including China, Malaysia and Singapore, and that the attack was among the deadliest in Bangkok in recent history. Bloomberg and others say the court finds the men guilty of murder in connection with the attack. The ruling comes after a court process that has taken years, with outlets characterizing the decision as a long-awaited conclusion to the case. The reports do not indicate an alternative outcome or ongoing retrial in the coverage provided.