More than 30 people were killed Thursday when a gunman opened fire in a child-care centre in northeastern Thailand.
The Associated PressIn this image taken from video, a woman is comforted outside the site of an attack at a daycare centre Thursday, in the town of Nongbua Lamphu, northeastern Thailand.The gunman then fled the scene, shooting from his car as he drove home, where he killed his wife and child before taking his own life, police said.
Nineteen boys, three girls and two adults were killed in the building before the assailant fled, according to a police statement. After the suspect fled, he continued to shoot from his car, hitting several people, police Maj. Gen. Paisal Luesomboon told The Associated Press.
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