Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul vows to introduce new firearms control legislation after a deadly shooting rampage outside Bangkok that leaves at least eight people dead. The Prime Minister makes the pledge within hours of the incident and frames it as a response to the attack. Multiple outlets report that the proposed law would tighten gun restrictions for the public, including limiting the carrying of firearms. One report notes that Anutin previously tightened gun laws during his tenure as interior minister, and he is now pursuing further measures following the school-area violence. The articles agree on the core timeline and purpose of the pledge: the shooting occurs on the outskirts of Bangkok, the death toll is at least eight, and the prime minister promptly announces plans for new rules governing firearm access and public carrying. The reports do not provide additional details on specific provisions of the legislation or on the identity of the shooter, focusing instead on the government’s stated intention to change gun laws following the incident.