At least seven people have died after a teenage boy shot his grandparents then opened fire on a school near Thailand's capital Bangkok – what we know
One student at Debsirin School tells the BBC she and her friends "had to climb over the school fence to escape", another says she was afraid she "would die"
A teacher describes seeing pupils running and screaming, and says one of his friends was killed
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul earlier said more than 30 people were injured, with nine in a serious condition, calling the attack "well prepared"
Authorities say the shooter, 14, is also dead – images show investigators carrying out searches of a property
This is the second school shooting in Thailand this year – despite restrictions on ownership people can acquire guns here with relative ease, writes our South East Asia correspondent
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'I had to climb over school fence to escape': Thai students recount shooting after teen kills seven