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Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world's longest-reigning monarch, has died after 70 years on the throne, the palace says. The king, 88, was widely revered in Thailand. He was seen as a stabilising figure in a country hit by cycles of political turmoil and multiple coups. He had been in poor health in recent years and made few public appearances. The king's death comes as Thailand remains under military rule following a coup in 2014.

Mourners in Thailand have been queueing to pay their respects to King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Thousands have been allowed into the Grand Palace in Bangkok to sign a book of condolences as our correspondent Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reports.

Police reports indicate that at least 34 people, including 23 young children, have been killed by a crazed ex-policeman, at a child development centre in the North Eastern region of Nong Bua Lamphu this afternoon, Thursday, just after noon. As details are slowly released, it's been confirmed that a 34 year old former police Lieutenants shot and stabbed all in his path before fleeing the scene with his own wife and own child or children. There is confusion as to whether he had 3 children or a single child of the age of three. Either way, all were killed before he finally turned his gun on himself, and was found dead BY police. Witnesses claim he entered the centre armed with a gun and knife, said very little if anything but spewed bullets as he passed through the facility. Armed police who attended the child care centre scene found bodies scattered across classrooms, play areas and hallways, in what can only be described as a wanton attack on all and everyone he came in contact with. Emergency services attended from various points around the region, aiding those injured but mainly covering the corpses of the dead, as parents of those dead youngsters raced the school and were not prevented from entering. At least another dozen are said to be in critical condition and currently under hospital supervision. While no motive has been so far given for the attack, the ex-cop was due to face a court hearing on charges relating to the trafficking of drugs. Previously, he was ordered to leave the police force locally after failing drug testing and being investigated as a user and trafficker having confessed to possession of methamphetamines. As a developing story, Fabulous 103 will update this bulletin as more details are released.

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At least 30 people were killed, including children, after a mass shooting at a childcare centre in Thailand's north-eastern Nong Bua Lam Phu province on Thursday (Oct 6). Police identified the gunman as 34-year-old Panya Kamrab. CNA's Saksith Saiyasombut has more from Bangkok.

Since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Thailand 47 years ago, the mutual trust between the two countries has continued to deepen. Film has become an important part of cultural exchange. Top News, a Thai news media agency, is collaborating with the Chinese Embassy in Thailand to showcase documentaries produced by CGTN. The films, translated into Thai, will give viewers in Thailand a deeper insight into China, adding a new drive to the promotion of cultural exchanges and cooperation between the two countries.

A day after shooting at a Thailand nursery that killed at least 37 people, weeping and grief-stricken families have gathered outside the daycare center.

Thirty-four people were killed in a horrific and shocking incident in Thailand on Thursday. In a mass shooting at a day-care centre by a former policeman who killed his wife and child before shooting himself dead, many lost their lives. The victims of a mass shooting at a daycare centre in Thailand included children as young as 2 years old. It has been 2 years since a mass shooting of this scale rioted Thailand.

A former police officer facing a drug charge burst into a daycare center Thursday in Thailand, killing dozens of preschoolers and teachers and then shooting more people as he fled.

Devastated families are mourning the loss of loved ones - caused by a merciless pre-school attack in Thailand. A former policeman is believed to be the man behind a shocking and unprovoked attack that has left at least 37 people dead, including 24 children, at a pre-school in the north of Thailand. Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn, Queen Suthida and Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha have met survivors of the attack.

A three-year-old child who managed to survive last week’s massacre at a nursery in Thailand slumbered through the horror under a blanket in the corner of a classroom.

At least 38 people, including 22 children have been killed in a mass shooting by a sacked policeman at a children's day care centre in Thailand. The victims are as young as two years old.

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Families in Thailand have been mourning the deaths of 36 people - including dozens of children, in the country's worst-ever mass killing. Read more here:

Parents of the 24 child victims of Thailand's daycare massacre have had to identify their loved ones with heartache and shock still gripping the nation.

At least 41 people were left injured after clashes between protesters and police in the Thai capital, Bangkok. Protesters were attempting to reach parliament on Tuesday, where lawmakers were debating possible changes to the constitution. They hurled smoke bombs and bags of paint at police, who retaliated with water cannon and tear-gas solution. The proposed constitutional changes have been one of the core demands of the months-long protest movement. Others included reforms to the monarchy and the removal of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha - a former general who seized power in a 2014 coup. But the BBC's Jonathan Head, who was at the scene, said many activists were worried that parliament would dismiss most of their demands - in particular, the one calling for reform of the monarchy.

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Dam breach in Myanmar has caused floods in the border areas of northern Thailand. Heavy rainfall from tropical depression Mulan triggered the floods in several border towns.

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Explosions and fires ripped through at least 17 locations in southern Thailand on Wednesday, injuring seven people in what appeared to be multiple coordinated attacks. Provinces in southern Thailand have seen a decades-long, low-level insurgency, in which the Thai government has battled shadowy groups seeking independence for the predominantly Muslim provinces.

Thailand plans to give away 1 million marijuana seedlings to encourage growers — getting high, however, could still be punished. A legislation allowing the cultivation of cannabis in Thailand came into effect on Thursday. The law, also allowing the use of cannabis in food and drinks, is a first of its kind in Asia. Although Thailand is not following the Uruguayan or Canadian models of legalizing recreational marijuana, it is seeking to boost hemp agriculture and medical tourism.

Thailand's northeastern Ubon Ratchathani province braced for more floods on Monday as local residents beefed up sand bags and barriers in their downtown area, anticipating a further rise in the water level from the Mun River, Thai media reported. Many parts of the northeastern area of Thailand have been submerged with flood water for at least a month. Some areas in Ubon Ratchathani reported water levels had reached a depth of one metre, according to Thai PBS, already submerging houses in the lower basin areas.