On a Friday morning in Nonthaburi province, northwest of Bangkok, a fourteen-year-old boy carried a legally registered gun into a school and ended eight lives before ending his own — among them his grandparents, five school staff members, and a twelve-year-old girl who died the following day. The act arrived without clear warning into a community that had not imagined such violence possible within its own streets, and it leaves behind not only grief but questions about what goes unseen in the lives of young people under pressure. Thailand, a country with one of Asia's highest rates of civilian
Thailand school shooting death toll reaches 8 as 12-year-old girl succumbs to wounds
At least 8 people killed including a 12-year-old girl and five school staff; 14 others hospitalized with seven in critical condition; students traumatized and unable to sleep.