Shops in Siam Paragon reopen, but shoppers stay away a day after shooting rampage


Workers fixing the damaged glass doors of a furniture store at Siam Paragon on Oct 4. - Reuters

BANGKOK (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Barely 24 hours after a shooting that killed two foreigners, Siam Paragon shopping centre opened its doors at 10am on Wednesday (Oct 4).

A must-visit shopping destination for locals and tourists visiting the Thai capital, the luxury complex, which usually sees milling crowds throughout the day, was relatively empty.

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