The gunman was believed to be acting under stress as he was due in court for a physical assault charge. Read more at straitstimes.com.
- Thai police shot dead a gunman who killed three people and wounded three others, a senior officer said Thursday,The shooter started firing in Phetchaburi, about 100km southwest of Bangkok, at around 3pm on Wednesday, before police surrounded a house he was in.
One of those killed was a food delivery rider passing through the area, while a schoolgirl living near the gunman was shot and seriously wounded.
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