A mother whose son survived the Thailand massacre has described the horror of seeing bodies and blood strewn at the nursery.
Joy's son Sumaee had two bullets removed from his head on Friday by two skilled neurosurgeons after he was shot at by Panya Khamrab.
While Sumaee was lucky to survive, most of the 38 victims were children aged between two and five and many were killed with a machete-like blade farmers use to cut sugarcane, police said.
