Pattaya School Closes for Two Days Following Student's Online Shooting Threat; Over 1,000 Parents Collect Children
A school in Pattaya, Thailand, has announced a two-day closure after a first-year junior high student made an online threat of a shooting in a LINE group. Over 1,000 parents rushed to the school to pick up their children following the incident.
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