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Thailand school shooting leaves '20 people injured' and 'two teachers dead'
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Thailand school shooting leaves '20 people injured' and 'two teachers dead' Two teacher have reportedly been killed in a school shooting in Thailand that has left a further 20 people injured with people urged to avoid the area as the police remain on scene An alleged gunman was on the loose in a school in Thailand on Friday, having left two people dead according to reports. Police were called to reports of a suspected shooter at a school in Thailand north of Bangkok on Friday, August 7.
Thailand school shooting leaves '20 people injured' and 'two teachers dead'
Two teacher have reportedly been killed in a school shooting in Thailand that has left a further 20 people injured with people urged to avoid the area as the police remain on scene
An alleged gunman was on the loose in a school in Thailand on Friday, having left two people dead according to reports.
Police were called to reports of a suspected shooter at a school in Thailand north of Bangkok on Friday, August 7.
The incident is ongoing at Debsirin Nonthaburi School as police ensure the safety of those in the area.
"Anyone trapped inside a building, hide, close everything tightly, and wait for rescue personnel to arrive," the police has just posted on its Facebook page.
Initial reports suggest that at least 20 people have been injured in the incident at the school with two killed, both believed to be teachers.
The force have identified the perpetrator as a student.
According to Thai police and local media the suspected shooter is dead, it is unclear if they were shot by police or killed themselves.
The shooting took place in the Bang Kruai district of Nonthaburi province, north of Bangkok.
The Debsirin School is a well-known secondary school that has branches across the country.