'Mom, don't call me': Inside Thailand's deadly school shooting
Writing by Devjyot Ghoshal; Editing by Susan Fenton Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. , opens new tab Napat Wesshasartar is a video journalist and producer based in Bangkok, Thailand. He covers politics and current affairs with a specialisation in environmental issues. His work is defined by a direct, human-centred approach, focusing on the people at the heart of every story. He holds a certificate in Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism from New York’s International Centre of Photography (ICP) and is currently completing a Master’s degree in Environmental Social Science. A former national swimmer, home bartender, and history buff, his home bar now has an audience of five dogs who are, frankly, terrible tippers.
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Writing by Devjyot Ghoshal; Editing by Susan Fenton Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. , opens new tab Napat Wesshasartar is a video journalist and producer based in Bangkok, Thailand. He covers politics and current affairs with a specialisation in environmental issues. His work is defined by a direct, human-centred approach, focusing on the people at the heart of every story. He holds a certificate in Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism from New York’s International Centre of Photography (ICP) and is currently completing a Master’s degree in Environmental Social Science. A former national swimmer, home bartender, and history buff, his home bar now has an audience of five dogs who are, frankly, terrible tippers.
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Writing by Devjyot Ghoshal; Editing by Susan Fenton Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. , opens new tab Napat Wesshasartar is a video journalist and producer based in Bangkok, Thailand. He covers politics and current affairs with a specialisation in environmental issues. His work is defined by a direct, human-centred approach, focusing on the people at the heart of every story. He holds a certificate in Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism from New York’s International Centre of Photography (ICP) and is currently completing a Master’s degree in Environmental Social Science. A former national swimmer, home bartender, and history buff, his home bar now has an audience of five dogs who are, frankly, terrible tippers.
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Writing by Devjyot Ghoshal; Editing by Susan Fenton Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. , opens new tab Napat Wesshasartar is a video journalist and producer based in Bangkok, Thailand. He covers politics and current affairs with a specialisation in environmental issues. His work is defined by a direct, human-centred approach, focusing on the people at the heart of every story. He holds a certificate in Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism from New York’s International Centre of Photography (ICP) and is currently completing a Master’s degree in Environmental Social Science. A former national swimmer, home bartender, and history buff, his home bar now has an audience of five dogs who are, frankly, terrible tippers.