Stop sharing pictures, clips of shooting-spree victims, plead Thai police


BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): A Royal Thai Police spokesman issued a plea for netizens to stop sharing photos and video clips on social media of victims of a horrifying shooting spree in Nong Bua Lamphu.

Spokesman Pol Maj-General Achayon Kraithong (pic) said the Royal Thai Police felt sorry for the loss of lives and injuries after a sacked policeman went on the rampage, allegedly gunning down 32 people including 23 children before turning the gun on himself.

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