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Thai day care massacre victims prepared for funeral rites
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Families have gathered at Buddhist temples in rural northeastern Thailand for the start of a shared cremation ceremony that marks an end to three days of funeral rites. The gun and knife attack carried out by a former policeman Thursday on the Young Children’s Development Center in Uthai Sawan kille…
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Thailand's day care massacre unites families and a country in grief
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Thai nursery massacre families pray to free children's souls
Headline from Digital Journal ·
Funeral rites begin for victims of mass shooting and stabbing at Thailand nursery
Headline from ABC 17 Mid-Missouri ·
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Thai day care massacre victims prepared for funeral rites
Grief-stricken parents laid white roses on the steps of a Thai nursery where an ex-police officer began his shooting rampage. The majority of the 36 victims were children, who were slain while taking afternoon naps.
By Kocha Olarn, Anna Coren and Hilary Whiteman, CNN Smears of dried blood still stained the wooden floor of a classroom in northern Thailand on Friday, a day after the country’s worst massacre unfolded in perhaps one of the most unlikely places.
In Thailand funerals and prayer services have begun for victims of one of the country's worst mass killings. A former police officer stabbed and shot 36 people at a child care center in northeastern Thailand.
At least 24 of the 36 victims of Thursday’s massacre at a day care center in Thailand were children, mostly preschoolers. One day after their short lives were snuffed out, their desperate families spent hours waiting for their children’s bodies to be released.
Mourning families knelt Sunday outside a Thai nursery where their children were murdered, performing a Buddhist ceremony to put their souls at rest.Sacked
Families offered flowers and dolls, popcorn and juice boxes to children massacred at a day care center in Thailand, part of a Buddhist ceremony held Sunday just paces from where the slaughter began that was meant to guide the young souls back to their bodies.
By Heather Chen, CNN Buddhist funeral rites have begun in the grieving town of Uthai Sawan in northeastern Thailand, where families are mourning the loss of children killed in a massacre at a day care center.
By Heather Chen, CNN Buddhist funeral rites have begun in the grieving town of Uthai Sawan in northeastern Thailand, where families are mourning the loss
Families have gathered at Buddhist temples in rural northeastern Thailand for the start of a shared cremation ceremony that marks an end to three days of funeral rites. The gun and knife attack carried out by a former policeman Thursday on the Young Children’s Development Center in Uthai Sawan kille…
Families of victims in last week's massacre at a day care center gathered Tuesday at Buddhist temples in rural Thailand for a cremation ceremony that marks an end to three days of funeral rites.
Devastated families in Thailand gathered Tuesday for the cremation of their loved ones, killed in a nursery massacre that claimed 36 lives -- including 24 children.
The children who were killed in last week's day care center massacre in Thailand have been prepared for their funeral rites, many dressed up as what they wanted to be when they grew up.
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