Teen gunman dead after deadly school shooting in Thailand
A shooting at a high school in Thailand left five people dead after a teen killed his grandparents, officials said.
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A shooting at a high school in Thailand left five people dead after a teen killed his grandparents, officials said.
A teenager described as "troubled" and "bullied" by a classmate killed his grandparents before gunning down five staff members at a high school in Thailand, police said.
The brother of the 65-year-old woman had driven her to the temple, believing she had passed away days earlier. She had been bedridden for several years. The monks quickly called for help, and she was rushed to the hospital alive.
The countries’ leaders signed the ceasefire agreement during a ceremony with President Trump.
The leaders from both countries are set to meet on Monday to talk about a ceasefire. Thailand’s foreign minister said his country agrees in principle to have a ceasefire in place.
On Saturday, both sides sought diplomatic support and called for the other to work towards a ceasefire. At least thirty people have died, and another 130,000 have been displaced, since the fighting broke out.
More than four thousand people have been displaced in Cambodia.
In the days since the earthquake, Jones said life in Thailand has been hectic — and many other expats are fleeing and going home. But he is not.
Jahari Jones, who is from Chicago’s South Side, moved to Bangkok late last year. He was editing a YouTube video when he felt the earthquake last week.
The earthquake death toll in Myanmar is rising fast as rescue and recovery efforts are hampered by badly damaged infrastructure.
The death toll in the massive earthquake that rocked Myanmar has soared past 1,700, and could make hunger and disease outbreaks in a country already wracked by civil war, mass displacement and food shortages.
It sent buildings in many areas toppling to the ground, buckled roads, caused bridges to collapse and burst a dam.
More than 150 people were killed and 730 others were injured when a massive earthquake rocked Southeast Asia on Friday, toppling several buildings, and the U.S. Geological Survey estimated the death toll could surpass 10,000.
At least 150 people were killed when a powerful magnitude 7.7 earthquake rattled Southeast Asia on Friday. Rescuers are frantically searching for survivors after a tower in Bangkok collapsed, trapping dozens of workers inside.
Nearly 150 people are dead and that number is expected to climb after powerful earthquakes in Myanmar and Thailand. A state of emergency was declared in Bangkok and in six regions and states in neighboring Myanmar, including its capital Naypyitaw.
A state of emergency was declared in Bangkok, and in six regions and states in neighboring Myanmar, where the first quake, with a magnitude of 7.7, was centered.
It was passed by parliament in June of last year, making the nation the first in Southeast Asia to enact marriage equality.
The water was waist-deep for humans, but not for the pachyderms.
Rescue efforts are underway after the floodwaters overran an elephant sanctuary.
The baby hippo is surrendering to fame when her image went viral thanks to her keeper who posted it.
Huge crowds are also lining up to see Moo Deng, who went viral when a Thai zookeeper posted her online.
A woman in Thailand is recovering after she was strangled by a python for over two hours. The 64-year-old was doing dishes at her home when she felt a sharp pain in her leg and saw a 13-foot python around her.
In Thailand, at least nine people have died, and over 22,000 households have been impacted. In Vietnam, the death toll is now 197.
All nine people aboard were killed, according to the local government. Five were Chinese tourists, two were Thai tourists and two pilots who were also Thai.
Paetongtarn Shinawatra, 37, will become the third member of the political dynasty.
