At least seven people have died in Bangkok after a teenage boy shot his grandparents and then opened fire on a school, according to the BBC.
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Key facts
- At least seven people have died in the attack.
- The suspect is a teenage boy, according to the BBC.
- The teenager shot his grandparents before the school attack.
- He then opened fire on a school in Bangkok.
- The incident took place in Bangkok, Thailand.
At least seven people have died after a teenage boy carried out a shooting in Bangkok, Thailand, according to the BBC.
The BBC reports that the boy shot his grandparents before opening fire on a school in the city.
The attack has left at least seven people dead, the BBC said. Further details about the victims and the circumstances of the shooting have not been confirmed in the available information.
The identity of the teenage suspect and the name of the school involved have not been provided.
Authorities’ response and any potential motive for the attack were not detailed in the reporting available so far.
This is a developing story, and further information is expected as officials confirm additional details.
Why it matters
A deadly shooting reportedly involving a teenage suspect and a school raises concerns about public safety in Thailand. Key details, including the circumstances and any official response, have not yet been confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
How many people died in the Bangkok shooting?
At least seven people have died, according to the BBC.
Who is the suspect in the Thailand school shooting?
The BBC reports the suspect is a teenage boy who shot his grandparents before opening fire on a school in Bangkok.
Where did the shooting take place?
The shooting took place in Bangkok, Thailand, according to the BBC.
Timeline
- What we know so far about the deadly Thailand shooting
BBC World: At least seven people have died after a teenage boy shot his grandparents before opening fire on a school in Bangkok.