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Thai police arrested the driver of a bus carrying young students and teachers that caught fire and killed 23 in Bangkok. Police are investigating whether the incident was caused by negligence.

The school bus carrying students and teachers on a field trip caught fire on the outskirts of the capital Bangkok.

The attack is part of a broader pattern of Israeli airstrikes that have resulted in growing civilian casualties.

Some detonations occurred after pagers rang, causing fighters to check their screens, bringing the devices close to their faces.

Hundreds of doctors are demanding better security at hospitals and justice for the woman, found dead in a classroom.

According to reports, the bus crashed into a group of students waiting at the gate of their middle school.

Authorities received over 2,800 call outs overnight, mostly for fallen trees and building damage.

The assaults were the most widespread in years by ethnic forces fighting a decades-long insurgency to win secession of the province.

The SAR team set no deadline for the search, which will continue until the victim is found, assured Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and the police.

Police and army teams climbed down long metal ladders to reach the river, using ropes to pull out the injured and dead.

Thai rescuers used hoes to search muddy, forested terrain for debris and the remains of the nine people.

The suspect has confirmed that all three bodies are indeed those of his wife and children, police said.

Crowds had gathered on a small island to seek shelter after witnessing killings in the coastal town of Maungdaw, said a Rohingya refugee.

Despite tougher sentences introduced after a 2012 gang-rape case, campaigners argue little has changed in the criminal justice system.

39 candidates filed nomination papers by the deadline for the Sept. 21 vote in the crisis-hit nation.