The Thai people were shocked at the kindergarten massacre, and expressed their indignation to the security force, when the suspect was a former police officer who used drugs.

Nationwide shocked, everyone was shocked and mournful, Bas Sumransilp, 41-year-old teacher in Bangkok, today told VnExpress after the massacre caused at least 37 people to be killed at Uthai-Sawan kindergarten in

Panea Khamrab, former Thai police, on October 6 stormed into the kindergarten, fired firing the staff and killed the 23 children with a knife to take a nap.

The man comforted his wife when she hugged the bottle and blanket of her child died in the kindergarten massacre in Northeast Thailand, October 7.

This is one of the bloodiest massacre in modern Thai history.

Jay, 27, a businessman in Bangkok, said the mourning atmosphere was covering the country, when too many innocent children were robbed of their lives.

Jay said when the shock and shock initially gradually subsided, people began to ask questions related to the engine's motive for the suspect, the person who served in the police force but was kicked out of the industry.

Why is the suspect being a former police officer?

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-ocha ordered the flag to hang at all government buildings on October 7 to condolences to families who lost relatives and injured people in the kindergarten massacre on October 6, Van

King Maha Vajiralongkorn in the afternoon of the same day will also visit the families of victims in Na Klang district, Nong Bua Lamphu province.

The coffin of the victims at the hospital in the hospital in Udon Thani, Thailand on October 7.

Many people also ask questions about the effectiveness of the rifle and drug control law that Thailand is applying.

The Thai police today announced the results of autopsy showed that Khamrap showed no signs of drug use within 72 hours before the crime, but the functional forces had detected crazy drugs in one search.

The public opinion of Thailand also asked why a police officer was kicked out of the industry like Khamrap could still own the legally Sig Sauer P365 short gun, the weapon he used in the massacre.

According to Jay, this made people more indignant, because the tragedy in Nong Bua Lampphu was the second time in less than three years, a member of the Thai armed forces committing a large -scale crime with guns.

I apologize and thank the policemen and soldiers righteously, but as a Thai citizen, we are extremely insecure and lost faith, he said.

Thai people across the country are calling for strengthening security forces and reviewing measures to control guns.

General Damrongsak Kittiprapas, Deputy Commander of the Thai National Police, said today the Royal Police Office has plans to discuss such measures to the Ministry of Home Affairs and related legal organizations.

He also ordered to strengthen measures to cope with drug criminals, especially in the community.

It is dangerous and irresponsible when allowing a person who used drugs to own guns, ploy yudee, a 22 -year -old office worker in Bangkok.

The suspect Khamrap was kicked out of the police force and had to be in court for using crazy drugs, before massacre at the kindergarten.

The principal of kindergarten was attacked in Nong Bua Lampphu province said that after the student took a nap, she was preparing to eat when she heard 5 gunfire.