
Gunman kills 5 and wounds 2 at a Bangkok market before killing himself, police say
The victims included security guards at the Or Tor Kor market in the district of Chatuchak district in Bangkok, according to a police statement. The Erawan Medical Center, which coordinates emergency medical services, reported two women were also wounded.
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