Caught on camera: 11-year-old crashes pickup truck into Buddhist monks on pilgrimage walk, 8 dead
A group of 35 Buddhist monks were on a pilgrimage walk when a child crashed his parents' car into their procession. At least eight monks died in the incident caught on camera.

"We've asked the child's parents to come in so we can determine who is responsible for the child's care, so we can go on with legal process," he added.
Police said the boy had taken his parents' pickup truck without permission before losing control of the vehicle and crashing into the monks.
Five monks died at the scene and three more later died in hospital, while more than 10 others are being treated.
Prayut Ruanthongkam, chief of Mukdahan City Police, told AFP by telephone that the child was a boy aged 11.
Emergency medical and rescue teams were deployed to the scene and the injured were taken to Mukdahan Hospital.
Mukdahan provincial governor Worayan Bunnarat said the case should serve as a wider warning on road safety.
"We've been very strict on road safety in recent years. This case should be a lesson not just for our province, but for the public in general when it comes to preventing road accidents," he said.
"I think everyone involved, especially parents, needs to help, because no one wants something like this to happen."
(With agency inputs)
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