Taxi driver shot after Thepprasit concert

Police try to question the victim in hospital.

Theerarak Suthathiwong

A motorcycle taxi driver was injured when an argument among teens attending a Thepprasit Road concert turned into gunfire.

Bunmee Sornsaard, 46, was shot once in the shoulder and treated at Banglamung Hospital.

The taxi driver told police about 10-15 youths had left the concert at Thepprasit Soi 11 around 2:45 when five shots rang out. Police closed down what was left of the event and are pursuing the shooter.

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