A Manhunt Was Declared In Northern Thailand Due To Killing Of 30 People
- A manhunt was declared in northern Thailand on Thursday after at least 30 people, including children, were killed in a gun and knife attacks on a day care center in northern Thailand, authorities said.
- Police said the suspect was an ex-officer. Adults and children were among those killed by the attacker.
- The government spokesman said all agencies were on alert and taking action to apprehend the killer before can escape to neighboring state.
- Police released a photo of the suspect, who was last seen driving a white Toyota pickup truck with a Bangkok registration plate.
- The rate of gun ownership in Thailand is high compared with some other countries in South-east Asia but official figures do not include huge numbers of illegal weapons, many of which have been brought in across porous borders from neighbors countries.
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