In the quiet corridors of a school northwest of Bangkok, a fourteen-year-old boy carried a legally registered firearm into a place meant for learning, and by the time the morning was over, eight people were dead — among them teachers, grandparents, and children as young as twelve. The act has shaken a nation not accustomed to such violence within its schools, arriving as a reminder that the pressures quietly accumulating inside young lives can, when left unseen, become catastrophic. Thailand now mourns not only its dead but the innocence of thousands of children who will carry Friday morning w
Thai school shooting death toll reaches eight as wounded girl succumbs
Eight people killed including five school staff, two grandparents, and a 12-year-old student; fourteen hospitalized with seven in critical condition; most victims aged 12-14; children traumatized and unable to sleep.
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