Deaths reported at school shooting in Nonthaburi province, Thailand

At least two people were killed and 15 were wounded in the shooting, according to verified reports, with some sources suggesting up to 20 injured, several in critical condition; the teenage perpetrator was confirmed dead, though accounts differ on whether he was shot by police or died by suicide, while the Poh Teck Tung Foundation confirmed ambulances were transporting injured students and urged road clearance for emergency access.

At least two people were killed and 15 were wounded in the shooting, according to verified reports, though some sources suggest up to 20 were injured, with several in critical condition; the teenage perpetrator was confirmed dead, with conflicting accounts attributing his death to police gunfire or suicide, while the Poh Teck Tung Foundation confirmed ambulances were transporting injured students and urged road clearance for emergency vehicles.

At least two people were killed and 15 wounded, with some reports suggesting up to 20 injured and at least one teacher among the dead, while the shooter — a student at Debsirin Nonthaburi School — was confirmed dead, with authorities citing suicide, though some reports suggested police intervention.

Updated figures from local disaster prevention officials, verified by Khaosod, now confirm seven deaths — three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator — raising the death toll from the previously reported minimum of two; the shooter, identified as a 14- or 15-year-old student, died by suicide according to police, while the BBC, citing police, reported six killed and 15 injured, conflicting with the official count of seven dead and at least 15 injured.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths and 15 injuries, verified updates now state that seven people were killed — including three teachers and three students — along with the teenage shooter, according to Khaosod citing local disaster prevention officials; the death toll thus rose from the initial two to seven, and the shooter’s age was specified as 14 or 15 by a police source cited by Reuters.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths and 15 injuries, verified updates now state that seven people were killed — including three teachers and three students — along with the teenage shooter, according to Khaosod citing local disaster prevention officials; the death toll thus rose from the previously reported minimum of two to seven, and the shooter’s death by suicide was corroborated by multiple sources including police and Reuters.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths and 15 injuries, verified updates now state that seven people were killed — including three teachers and three students — along with the teenage perpetrator, according to local disaster prevention officials cited by Khaosod; the shooter, identified as a 14- or 15-year-old student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and multiple sources, though initial reports conflicted on whether he was shot by officers or took his own life.

The death toll has been updated to seven, with local disaster prevention officials confirming three teachers and three students killed, in addition to the teenage perpetrator, while the injured count remains at least 15, with at least one in critical condition — a figure corroborated by multiple verified sources, though earlier reports cited only two fatalities.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified sources now state that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — along with the teenage perpetrator, who died by suicide after the shooting, according to Khaosod and BBC citing official sources; the number of injured remains confirmed at 15, with at least one in critical condition.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified sources now specify that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, whose death by suicide was confirmed by police; the injured count remains consistently reported at 15, with at least one in critical condition, though some unverified sources claim higher figures.

The death toll has been updated to six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator, according to verified reports from Khaosod and local disaster prevention officials, revising earlier estimates of at least two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and multiple sources, while emergency teams treated at least 15 injured, with some in critical condition.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee now specify that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — with the teenage perpetrator also dead, and 15 injured, at least one critically; police and media now confirm the shooter was a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student who died by suicide, contradicting earlier unconfirmed claims of police involvement.

The death toll has been confirmed by Khaosod, citing local disaster prevention officials, as six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator — revising earlier reports of at least two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and multiple sources, while BBC and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee corroborated 15 injured with at least one in critical condition.

Verified reports now confirm seven deaths — three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator — up from the previously reported minimum of two fatalities, with local disaster prevention officials also reaffirming at least 15 wounded and at least one in critical condition; authorities have clarified the shooter was a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student who died by suicide, contradicting earlier unconfirmed claims of police involvement.

Verified reports now confirm that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — along with the teenage perpetrator, revising the earlier count of at least two deaths; local disaster prevention officials and Khaosod reported the full toll, while the Thai Deputy Minister of Interior confirmed 15 injured, with at least one in critical condition, aligning with multiple verified sources.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified sources now specify that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, whose death by suicide was confirmed by police; the injury count remains verified at 15, with at least one in critical condition, though some reports suggest up to 20 were wounded.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thailand’s Deputy Minister of Interior now state that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage shooter, with 15 injured and at least one in critical condition; police and media sources also confirmed the shooter was a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student who died by suicide.

The death toll has been confirmed as six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator, according to Khaosod citing local disaster prevention officials — revising earlier reports of at least two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and the BBC, while officials from the Ministry of Education and Deputy Interior Minister Polapee Suwunchwee corroborated the six fatalities and 15 injuries, with at least one critical.

Verified updates now confirm that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — along with the teenage perpetrator, whose death was confirmed as suicide by police, while 15 were injured, at least one critically; earlier reports of four deaths have been superseded by official disaster prevention data from Khaosod, and the shooter was identified as a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified sources now state that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage shooter, who died by suicide after the attack, according to Khaosod and the BBC; the injured count remains consistently reported at 15, with at least one in critical condition.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified sources now specify that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, who died by suicide after the shooting, according to Khaosod and BBC citing official sources; the injured count remains confirmed at 15, with at least one in critical condition.

Verified reports now confirm that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — along with the teenage perpetrator, raising the death toll from the previously reported minimum of two; local disaster prevention officials and Khaosod also confirmed 15 injured, with at least one in critical condition, while police and BBC sources corroborate the shooter was a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student who died by suicide.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified sources now specify that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, whose death by suicide was confirmed by police; the injured count remains verified at 15, with at least one in critical condition, though some reports suggested up to 20 wounded.

While the initial report confirmed only that a student was the perpetrator, verified updates now state that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — with the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student, dying by suicide after the attack, and at least 15 others wounded, one critically, according to Khaosod and BBC citing local officials and police.

The death toll has been confirmed by Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee as six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator — revising earlier reports of at least two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while initial reports had disputed whether he was shot by officers or took his own life.

Verified updates now confirm that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — with the teenage perpetrator, identified as a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, dying by suicide after the shooting, according to Khaosod and BBC citing official sources; the injury count remains confirmed at 15, with at least one in critical condition, though some reports suggested up to 20 wounded.

While the initial report confirmed only that a student was the perpetrator, verified updates now specify that the shooting killed six people — three teachers and three students — along with the teenage gunman, who died by suicide, and injured at least 15 others, with one in critical condition, according to Khaosod and local disaster prevention officials, corroborating the BBC’s earlier count of six fatalities.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thailand’s Deputy Minister of Interior now specify that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, whose death by suicide was confirmed by police; the injured count remains verified at 15, with at least one in critical condition, though some sources reported up to 20 wounded.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thailand’s Deputy Minister of Interior now state that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, who died by suicide after the shooting, with 15 injured and at least one in critical condition, according to local disaster prevention officials.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thailand’s Deputy Minister of Interior now state that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, whose age was confirmed as 14 or 15 by police, and who died by suicide after the shooting, as corroborated by multiple official sources including Reuters and the Nonthaburi Provincial Police Commander.

The death toll has been updated to six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator, according to verified reports from Khaosod and Thailand’s Deputy Minister of Interior, contradicting earlier estimates of two or four fatalities; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while emergency teams transported at least 15 wounded — including some in critical condition — to nearby hospitals.

Verified updates now confirm that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — along with the teenage perpetrator, whose death was confirmed as suicide by police; the injured count remains at least 15, with one in critical condition, while earlier reports of four fatalities have been superseded by official disaster prevention data from Khaosod.

The death toll has been updated to six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator, according to verified reports from Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee, revising earlier estimates of at least two fatalities; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while emergency teams treated at least 15 injured, with some in critical condition.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thailand’s Deputy Minister of Interior now state that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, whose death by suicide was confirmed by police; the injured count remains verified at 15, with at least one in critical condition, though some sources cited up to 20 wounded.

Local disaster prevention officials, as reported by Khaosod, confirmed that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — along with the teenage perpetrator, revising the earlier death toll of at least two; the shooter, identified as a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student, died by suicide after the attack, a claim corroborated by police and Reuters, while the BBC cited police sources reporting six deaths and 15 injuries, aligning with the official count.

The death toll has been updated to six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator, according to verified reports from Khaosod and local disaster prevention officials, revising earlier estimates of at least two fatalities; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and multiple sources, while emergency teams transported at least 15 injured — including some in critical condition — to nearby hospitals.

The death toll has been updated to six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator, according to verified reports from Khaosod and local disaster prevention officials, revising earlier estimates of at least two fatalities; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and multiple sources, while 15 people were injured with at least one in critical condition — a figure now consistently reported across verified outlets.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee now specify that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, whose death by suicide was confirmed by police; the injured count remains consistently reported at 15, with at least one in critical condition.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and local disaster prevention officials now specify that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, who died by suicide after the shooting, and that 15 others were wounded, with at least one in critical condition.

Local disaster prevention officials, cited by Khaosod, confirmed that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — along with the teenage perpetrator, revising the earlier reported death toll of at least two; the shooter, identified as a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while the injured count was verified at 15, with at least one in critical condition.

Local disaster prevention officials, cited by Khaosod, confirmed that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, revising the earlier confirmed death toll of at least two; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and corroborated by Reuters and the Thai Deputy Minister of Interior, who also confirmed 15 injured with at least one in critical condition.

The death toll has been updated to six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage shooter, according to verified reports from Khaosod and Thailand’s Deputy Minister of Interior, contradicting earlier estimates of two or four fatalities; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while emergency teams transported at least 15 injured — some in critical condition — to nearby hospitals.

Local disaster prevention officials, as reported by Khaosod, confirmed that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, revising earlier reports of at least two deaths; police and multiple sources, including Reuters and Thai PBS, corroborated the shooter was a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student who died by suicide after the attack, while the injured count was consistently reported as at least 15, with some in critical condition.

Local disaster prevention officials, as reported by Khaosod, confirmed that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — along with the teenage perpetrator, revising the earlier confirmed death toll of at least two; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student, died by suicide, a claim corroborated by police and Reuters, while the injured count was consistently verified at 15, with at least one in critical condition.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified sources now specify that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — along with the teenage perpetrator, whose death was confirmed as suicide by police, and that 15 were wounded, with at least one in critical condition, according to Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee, resolving earlier discrepancies in casualty figures.

The death toll has been confirmed by Khaosod, citing local disaster prevention officials, as six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator — revising earlier reports of at least two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while BBC and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee corroborated 15 injured with at least one in critical condition.

The death toll has been confirmed by Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee as six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator—up from the previously reported minimum of two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while emergency crews attempted resuscitation before pronouncing him dead.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee now specify that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, whose death by suicide was confirmed by police; the injured count remains consistently reported at 15, with at least one in critical condition.

The death toll has been updated to six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator, according to verified reports from Khaosod and local disaster prevention officials, revising earlier estimates of at least two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while authorities recovered dozens of rounds of ammunition from his bag.

The death toll has been updated to six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator, according to Khaosod citing local disaster prevention officials — revising earlier reports of at least two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while the BBC reported six killed and 15 injured, aligning with the official injury count but contradicting earlier lower fatality estimates.

The death toll has been confirmed by Khaosod and local disaster prevention officials as six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator—up from the previously reported minimum of two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and multiple sources, while BBC and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee corroborated the casualty figures and injury count of at least 15, with some in critical condition.

The death toll has been confirmed by Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee as six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator—up from the previously reported minimum of two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while emergency crews attempted resuscitation and authorities recovered dozens of rounds of ammunition from his bag.

Local disaster prevention officials, cited by Khaosod, confirmed that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — in addition to the teenage perpetrator, revising the earlier reported death toll of at least two; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and corroborated by Reuters and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee, who also confirmed 15 injured with at least one in critical condition.

Verified reports now confirm that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, whose death was confirmed as suicide by police, revising earlier estimates of two deaths; the injured count remains verified at 15, with at least one in critical condition, while the shooter was identified as a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student.

The death toll has been confirmed by Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee as six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator—up from the previously reported minimum of two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while emergency responders attempted resuscitation before pronouncing him dead.

The death toll has been confirmed by Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee as seven: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator—up from the previously reported minimum of two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while the injured count remains consistently reported at 15, with at least one in critical condition.

The death toll has been confirmed as seven: three teachers, three students, and the teenage shooter, according to Khaosod citing local disaster prevention officials—up from the previously reported minimum of two fatalities; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and Reuters, while BBC and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee corroborated the seven-dead figure and 15 injured, with at least one in critical condition.

Verified updates now confirm that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — along with the teenage shooter, whose death was confirmed as suicide by police; the injured count remains at least 15, with one in critical condition, while earlier reports of four or seven deaths have been superseded by official disaster prevention data from Khaosod.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thailand’s Deputy Minister of Interior now state that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, whose death by suicide was confirmed by police; the injured count remains verified at 15, with at least one in critical condition, though some sources cited up to 20 wounded.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee now specify that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — with the teenage perpetrator also dead, and 15 others wounded, one critically; authorities confirmed the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide, contradicting initial unverified claims of police intervention.

The death toll has been confirmed by Khaosod and local disaster prevention officials as six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator—up from the previously reported minimum of two fatalities; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and multiple sources, while BBC and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee corroborated the 15 injured figure with at least one in critical condition.

The death toll has been updated to six, with local disaster prevention officials confirming three teachers and three students killed, alongside the teenage perpetrator—raising the previous count of at least two fatalities; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and multiple sources, while 15 others were injured, at least one critically.

The death toll has been updated to six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator, according to verified reports from Khaosod and Thai Deputy Minister Polapee Suwunchwee, revising earlier figures of at least two fatalities; local officials confirmed 15 injured, with at least one in critical condition, while conflicting reports from BBC and the Ministry of Education initially cited higher or differing numbers, now clarified by official sources.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thailand’s Deputy Minister of Interior now specify that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage shooter, whose death by suicide was confirmed by police; the injury count remains verified at 15, with at least one in critical condition, though some sources cited up to 20 injured.

The death toll has been confirmed by Khaosod, citing local disaster prevention officials, as six: three teachers, three students, and the teenage perpetrator — revising earlier reports of at least two deaths; the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old ninth-grade student, died by suicide after the attack, as confirmed by police and multiple sources, including Reuters and the Thai Deputy Minister of Interior, who also verified 15 injuries with at least one in critical condition.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified sources now state that six people were killed — including three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage perpetrator, according to the BBC and Khaosod, with local disaster prevention officials corroborating the 15 injured figure and at least one in critical condition; police confirmed the shooter, a 14- or 15-year-old third-year junior high student, died by suicide after the attack.

While earlier reports confirmed at least two deaths, verified updates from Khaosod and Thailand’s Deputy Minister of Interior now state that six people were killed — three teachers and three students — alongside the teenage shooter, whose death by suicide was confirmed by police; the injured count remains verified at 15, with at least one in critical condition, though some sources reported up to 20 wounded.