School Shooting Shock: A 14-year-old student allegedly killed his grandparents at home in Nonthaburi, then opened fire at Debsirin Nonthaburi School, killing at least seven people (including three teachers and three students, plus the suspect) and injuring 15 others; survivors described hiding under desks and climbing fences to escape, while Prime Minister Anutin pledged tighter firearms controls and ordered stronger school security and parent reassurance. Gun Control Push: Anutin said new measures would restrict gun carrying to government officials on duty and require police checkpoints to check for firearms, as authorities investigate how the teen got the handgun. Thai-Myanmar Diplomacy: Myanmar’s military-backed leader Min Aung Hlaing visited Thailand seeking legitimacy, signing MoUs on migrant workers, river water quality, and space tech, while Thailand reiterated support for Myanmar’s full and equal ASEAN participation. Border Traffic Crackdown: Authorities on the Myawady–Mae Sot Friendship Bridge No. 1 moved to curb illegally parked vehicles, including suspending crossing privileges for repeat offenders. Regional Sports: Thailand swept the Philippines 3-0 in SEA V Cup Leg 2 opener in Chiang Mai, while Alas Pilipinas dropped to 0-4 overall. Business: Aeon agreed to sell its Thai MaxValu supermarket business to Central Group, with stores set to be rebranded as Tops.