An 11-year-old boy driving his parents' pickup truck struck a group of Buddhist monks in Mukdahan province, northeast Thailand, killing at least eight and wounding 14 others, four critically, according to Israeli media reports.
An 11-year-old boy in Mukdahan province, northeast Thailand, took his father's pickup truck and drove into a Buddhist monk procession on Thursday, killing at least eight monks and wounding 14 others, four critically. The incident occurred during a religious march, and the child was reportedly taken into custody. As The Zioneer reported on Thursday, initial reports from N12 indicated at least eight fatalities. A later Ynet headline suggested 10 dead, but the detailed N12 reporting remains the most corroborated account. The exact number of casualties may still be subject to change as local authorities confirm.
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