Hello, and welcome to bbc news. A thai soldier who carried out a shooting spree has been killed by Security Forces. 20 people are known to have been killed in the incident and 42 others wounded. Officials say that the gunman shot a colonel at his Army Barracks and stole weapons before opening fire in a buddhist temple and a Shopping Centre in the city of Nakhon Ratchasima. Aaron safir has the latest. A15 a 15 hour stand off finally over. Tire Security Forces emerged from the terminal 21 Shopping Mall in the city of Nakhon Ratchasima, a lone gunman shot dead, but not before he took 20 lives. For a long time it was not clear how this stand off would end. Hundreds of people enjoying a weekend shop managed to escape the rampaging gunman, but an earlier attempt to flush him out failed, with one member of the Security Forces killed. Inside, people ran and hid whatever they could as news of the attack spread. Translation i saw the Security Guard officials and a motorcycle taxi driver running
Security cameras picked up the chilling image of a well armed assailant, a serving soldier, walking calmly through the mall. The gunman has been identified as an Army Sergeant major. Earlier, he had killed his Commanding Officer and stolen weapons and ammunition from an army base, before moving on to the mall. His motive for this attack is still unclear. Police and army units surrounded the mall for five hours before officers from a special police squad moved in, allowing hundreds of trapped bystanders to run out to safety. Gun crimes are not uncommon in thailand, but a shooting on this scale by one man is something horribly new. Jonathan head also gave more details on who the gunman is, how he stole weapons from a military base, and went on to launch a devastating attack on dozens of civilians. He isa he is a 32 year old sergeant major, who was working in a munitions and ordnance unit in nakhon ratchasima, in the city where this took place, which suggests he might have quite a good kn
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