In the quiet hours of a Saturday morning, a twelve-year-old girl became the eighth person to die from wounds inflicted when a fourteen-year-old student opened fire at Debsirin Nonthaburi School northwest of Bangkok, having first killed his own grandparents at home. The gun was legal, registered to the boy's grandfather, and the motive remains entangled in reports of school-related stress that even some relatives say they never witnessed. Thailand, one of Asia's most heavily armed civilian societies, now confronts a pattern of youth gun violence that is growing too visible to dismiss as anomaly
Thailand school shooting death toll reaches 8 as wounded girl succumbs to injuries
At least 8 people killed including a 12-year-old girl and school staff; 14 hospitalized with 7 in critical condition; students traumatized and unable to sleep.