8 monks killed in Thailand after boy, 11, crashes truck into pilgrims
Eight Buddhist monks were killed and over a dozen injured in northeastern Thailand on Thursday. The incident occurred when an 11-year-old boy, driving his parents' truck, collided with pilgrims walking on a rural road in Mukdahan province.

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AI-generatedEight Buddhist monks were killed and over a dozen injured in northeastern Thailand on Thursday. The incident occurred when an 11-year-old boy, driving his parents' truck, collided with pilgrims walking on a rural road in Mukdahan province. Five monks died at the scene, while three others succumbed to their injuries later at a hospital. Images circulating on social media depicted the tragic aftermath, with monks' bodies and alms bowls scattered across the road.
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4 extractedThe accident occurred on a deserted rural road in Mukdahan province.
Over a dozen more pilgrims were injured in the incident.
Eight Buddhist monks died in northeastern Thailand after an 11-year-old boy crashed a truck into pilgrims.
Five monks died at the roadside, and three others died later at a hospital.