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<\/p>\n
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"<\/p>\n
A teacher describes seeing pupils running and screaming, and says one of his friends was killed<\/p>\n
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul earlier said more than 30 people were injured, with nine in a serious condition, calling the attack "well prepared"<\/p>\n
Authorities say the shooter, 14, is also dead – images show investigators carrying out searches of a property<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n
Warning: This page contains some distressing details<\/p>\n
'I had to climb over school fence to escape': Thai students recount shooting after teen kills seven<\/p>\n