Thai police: More than 30 killed in childcare center attack

Thai police: More than 30 killed in childcare center attack

(AP) BANGKOK — When a shooter opened fire inside a daycare centre in northeastern Thailand on Thursday, more than 30 people—mostly children—were slain, according to authorities.
The shooting took place early in the afternoon in the town’s heart, according to police Maj. Gen. Achayon Kraithong.
He claimed that the perpetrator murdered 30 people before killing himself. He was at a loss for words.

26 deaths have so far been confirmed, including 23 youngsters, two teachers, and one police officer, according to a regional public affairs office official.
Knives were also used in the attack, according to Thai media reports, and the shooter then ran from the scene.
At least two bodies were visible in photographs lying on the center’s floor under white covers.
There was no quick official confirmation, but some media reports identified the attacker as a former police lieutenant colonel from the area.

According to the Daily News newspaper, the attacker murdered himself along with his wife and child after fleeing the scene of the crime.

More than 30 people were killed in the attack on the daycare centre, according to Thai authorities.

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