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39,993次观看 2022年10月7日 A disgraced police officer stormed a childcare centre in Thailand's north east, shooting his way inside as the children slept. WARNING: This report contains distressing content. Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE Read more here: https://ab.co/3VbT7fG The man then began a killing spree which ended when he killed his wife, child and then himself later at their home. It it the deadliest such attack in the country's history and has devastated the local community.

Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida visited those injured in the Thailand day care attack and their relatives in northeastern Nong Bua Lamphu and neighboring Udon Thani provinces, October 7, 2022. Grief-stricken relatives sobbed and clutched toys at a children's day care center Friday, a day after a former policeman killed 36 people, most of them young children, in a knife and gun rampage that has horrified Thailand. Government buildings flew flags at half staff to mourn victims - 23 of them children - of the carnage in Uthai Sawan, a town 500 kilometers northeast of Bangkok, the capital of the largely Buddhist country.

Thousands of people, mainly tourists, flocked to Thailand's northern Chiang Mai province on Tuesday night to release thousands of lanterns into the sky to celebrate the annual Yee Peng festival, also known as the Thai 'Festival of Lights'.

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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At least 36 people were killed, including children, after a gunman opened fire at a day care center in northeast Thailand Thursday, the worst mass shooting in the nation's history.

A massacre at a childcare centre in Thailand has the nation in mourning and left the world in shock. Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE Read more here: https://ab.co/3VaYAmX At least 37 people have been killed in the stabbing and shooting rampage — 23 of them were children — the youngest just two years old. As the nation grapples with the tragedy, investigators are trying to work out what drove a former police officer, himself a father, to carry out such an evil act.

A gunman opened fire at a day-care center in northeastern Thailand Thursday morning. Police say at least 38 people were killed, most of them children.

The shooting occurred in Na Klang district in Nong Bua Lamphu province during the afternoon while children at the centre were sleeping. Maj Gen Paisan Leusomboon, the deputy police commissioner, told Thai channel PPTV HD 36 that the perpetrator was a former police officer who had recently been fired from work and had drug-addiction problems. Police said the gunman shot himself, his wife and his child during the incident.

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Thailand now has one of the world's most liberal marijuana regimes. The country legalised cultivating and consuming cannabis in June, reversing a hard-line approach of long prison sentences or even the death penalty for drug offences. The regime has sparked off a boom in weed-related businesses hoping to cash in on a new customer base.

The tourist town of Phuket is witnessing the worst flood in 30 years. Parts of the town in southern Thailand witnessed knee-deep waters after unprecedented rain that bought life to halt. Heavy rain affected markets in Phuket forcing shops to close.

Funerals have been taking place in Thailand for those who were killed, many of them children, following the country’s worst mass killing. A total of 37 people, including 23 children, were killed in a gun and knife attack by a former policeman who went on a rampage at a childcare centre in north-east Thailand. Thailand's prime minister and members of his cabinet were in attendance at the funerals as family members bid farewell to the victims of an attack that has shocked the nation.

Passengers on Thailand's 'floating train,' which passes through one of the country's biggest dams, can enjoy the illusion of being suspended on the water.

Thailand is mourning a horrific gun and knife attack at a childcare centre in the north-east that left 37 people, including 23 children, dead. Parents gathered outside the centre on Friday morning, weeping and clutching their children's toys. A former policeman had stormed the building on Thursday, killing children as young as two as they slept. Flags across Thailand are flying at half-mast as a devastated nation grapples with the tragedy.

With the country in turmoil and protestors demanding sweeping reforms - the King - in an exclusive interview with this programme and CNN - has called his country "the Land of Compromise," suggesting there may be a way out of the long running political impasse.

Kakaibang train ride ba ang hanap mo? Baka sa Thailand mo makikita ang hinahanap mo sa alok nilang kakaibang train ride experience na kung tawagin nila ay ''floating train.'' Para ka kasing nakalutang dahil ang kanilang ruta, dumadaan sa pinakamalaking water reservoirs ng central Thailand. SIlipin ang video.

At least 37 people have died after a gunman opened fire at a daycare center and on the streets of a town in northeastern Thailand on Thursday. The violent attack has shocked Thailand, with the country's prime minister ordering an urgent probe into the shooting.

People in Thailand can now grow cannabis plants at home and sell the crop after the nation removed marijuana from its banned narcotics list. The nation is the first to advance such a move in South-East Asia, a region known for its stringent drug laws. But recreational use is still banned, even though advocates say the easing effectively decriminalises marijuana.

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Police say the suspected shooter’s wife and child were among the victims.

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.