People flee Bangkok shopping mall after three killed in shooting



A 14-year-old boy has been arrested after a shooting at a busy luxury mall in the centre of Bangkok, Thai police said.
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Emergency services said at least three people were killed and three injured in the incident at the Siam Paragon shopping centre at about 5pm local time. Medics said one of the wounded was a foreign national. Footage shared on social media showed crowds running to evacuate the mall, ushered out by security guards.

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42 thoughts on “People flee Bangkok shopping mall after three killed in shooting”

  1. He went under the alias of "acez" or "hunterz" and partially blamed a roblox group known as reysync, a part of the async genre which he partook in. Though, it was mostly due to untreated schizophrenia and constant harassment.

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  2. Help share a true story to avoid dead accidents caused by Assumption uni Thailand. Abac installed in campus including teachers’ office, tape recorder. Stealing and uploading on social media, teachers’ conversation from office assigned for two resulted in a deadly accidents. Not even one dogtor claimed any responsibility.

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  3. 我謹代表泰國人民,對這意外事件表示歉意。無論犯罪行為是否發生,都是犯罪人的過錯。所有泰國人民都對這種行為感到遺憾和不同意,無論這種行為發生在哪裡。與這個世界上的任何人

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  4. This is why the 2nd Amendment of the US Constitution matters: when every second counts, police are minutes away. Evil like this cannot simply be legislated away. So when it rears its head citizens, all over the world, should have access to the means to defend their lives.

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  5. Could this be a form of dissatisfaction Thailand's Gen Z?
    The existing government continues to maintain military dictatorship by eliminating the democratic process where the winner of the Thai general elections in May 2023 is eliminated by money politics in Parliament.

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  6. the saddest thing about this part is that one of the killed victims is a 34-year-old Chinese mother with twin 5-year-old daughters. The Chinese woman was shot and announced dead when the police arrived while one of the daughters cried for help, the other asked someone if their mother would die, with fluids on her butterfly tie, seemingly her mother's blood.

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  7. With the internet, nowadays a Thai teenager is no different from an American teenager, or teenager from anywhere else. People are sharing the same ideas and cultures more than ever.

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