At least six dead and 15 injured in horrific school shooting in British-favourite holiday hotspot

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Thailand: Injuries reported in active school shooting

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One killed, four injured in Thailand school shooting, officials say

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At least six dead and 15 injured in horrific school shooting in British-favourite holiday hotspot.

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At least six people are dead and 15 people are injured after a mass school shooting in Thailand's capital Bangkok.In an update on Friday morning, police confirmed the death toll - and said two of the 15 hurt are in a critical condition.Students were seen fleeing the school in tears, with wounded teachers photographed being carried away on stretchers as armed police flooded the site.The suspected shooter is dead, police also said.The school - Debsirin Nonthaburi School - is one of Thailand's most prestigious, and counts former prime ministers among its alumni.Thailand's current Prime Minister, however, said this morning: "This is why the government do not allow [citizens] to posses firearms." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say More to follow...

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B: At least six people are dead and 15 people are injured after a mass school shooting in Thailand's capital Bangkok.In an update on Friday morning, police confirmed the death toll - and said two of the 15 hurt are in a critical condition.Students were seen fleeing the school in tears, with wounded teachers photographed being carried away on stretchers as armed police flooded the site.The suspected shooter is dead, police also said.The school - Debsirin Nonthaburi School - is one of Thailand's most prestigious, and counts former prime ministers among its alumni.Thailand's current Prime Minister, however, said this morning: "This is why the government do not allow [citizens] to posses firearms." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say More to follow...