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Nine Thai monks killed after 11-year-old driver collides with procession

A tragic collision in Thailand has left at least nine Buddhist monks dead after an 11-year-old driver crashed a truck into a procession.

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The brief

An 11-year-old boy drove a truck into a procession in Thailand, resulting in multiple fatalities. Reports indicate the victims were Buddhist monks.

Coverage from BBC News, The Guardian, and The New York Times states that nine monks were killed, while Al Jazeera reports eight deaths. All outlets emphasize that the driver of the vehicle was a child.

Future updates will likely clarify the exact number of casualties and provide more details regarding the circumstances of the crash.

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How many monks were killed in the accident?

Reports vary slightly, with BBC News, The Guardian, and The New York Times stating nine monks were killed, while Al Jazeera reports eight.

Who was driving the vehicle?

According to coverage, the vehicle was driven by an 11-year-old boy.

What type of vehicle was involved in the collision?

The reports specify that a truck was driven into the procession.

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