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Shooting in Thailand: The shooter had previously brought an air rifle to school
A teenager shot his grandparents before killing six people at his college in Thailand, according to authorities.

According to police, the 14-year-old responsible for the shooting in Thailand had previously brought an air rifle to his school. This information has been confirmed by several sources, including Le Figaro and Le Monde.
The tragic events unfolded on Friday when the young man shot his grandparents with a firearm belonging to his grandfather at their home, located north of Bangkok. After this act, he went to his college, where he opened fire on his classmates.
In total, six people lost their lives in this attack at the school. The boy then turned the weapon on himself, resulting in his own death, according to local authorities.
Witnesses told police that the young boy had shown an interest in firearms for one or two years and had learned how to handle a weapon. This detail raises questions about safety and access to firearms for minors in Thailand.
Following this tragedy, authorities announced their intention to implement stricter laws regarding gun possession, responding to the community's call for enhanced regulation after this deadly incident.