A horrific shooting unfolded at Debsirin Nonthaburi School in Thailand’s Nonthaburi province on Friday, leaving at least six people dead and others injured, according to initial police reports. The violence began when a student opened fire on campus, sending terrified students scrambling for safety as gunshots echoed through the buildings. Witnesses described students hiding in classrooms while awaiting rescue by police officers. Authorities have provided conflicting casualty figures, with some reports indicating three teachers and three students among the deceased, while others suggest five teachers were killed. The alleged perpetrator, reportedly in serious condition at a hospital, is also believed to have killed his two grandparents at home before carrying out the school attack and subsequently dying at the hospital. The weapon used is thought to have been taken from a family member. The incident has raised concerns about school safety and access to firearms in the region, with the full scope of injuries and the exact sequence of events still being pieced together by investigators.
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