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SAA event in Thailand on Wed 11th February 2026

11th February 2026

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A school shooting that occurred in southern Thailand's Songkhla province on Wednesday left the school principal dead, according to a notice issued by the school on Thursday.

The Royal Thai Police said on social media that the attack had left one principal killed and two students injured.

The suspect, a 17-year-old local male, has been taken into custody. Police stated that he committed the crime with a rifle stolen from law enforcement.

Earlier statements from the Songkhla provincial public relations office indicated that a gunman stormed into a school in Hat Yai District, opening fire and taking teachers and students hostage.

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