Then he went to his high school, the Debsirin Nonthaburi School, northwest of Bangkok, and at some point opened fire. “Someway, somehow, we don’t know how, this child got access to the gun,” Mr. Anutin said, adding that the weapon had been registered with the authorities. It was not clear how he had planned the attack, Mr. Anutin said, adding that the boy had been stressed about his studies. One year later, a 14-year-old shooter opened fire at one of Bangkok’s largest shopping malls, killing two and wounding five others. The post 7 Dead After School Shooting in Thailand appeared first on New York Times.