Witnesses saw the gunman shoot the doctor, who was recovering from the injuries

Jorunalfeeds: Another witness said he ran to the toilet. About seven to eight people were hiding in the same toilet. In his eyes he saw a doctor shot while helping the wounded.
Hundreds of people were evacuated from the market with small mortar rounds against the gunmen.
The death of another security member brought the death toll to 21.
The shooting began on Saturday afternoon in a shopping center about 250 kilometers from the capital, Bangkok.
Thai television broadcast footage from the store's security camera showing gunmen striking a vicious attack at the mall, Terminla 21, which was a packed mall on Saturday evening.
Many were killed, innocently outside the mall, some on cars passing by and others walking.
Thai Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul told reporters at the scene that one member of the security forces had been killed and two others were injured. The other was a paramedic who was helping the injured. Nattaya Nganiem and her family, who had just eaten, were preparing to drive away while the gunfire rang.

Nat Taya, who was out of the parking lot, captured video of the scene and later told police: "I was in the first car in the car where I was trapped. Then the motorcyclist in front of my car suddenly got up and left the motorcycle! I started to slander myself asking what was happening! I couldn't believe it Took place in my hometown
He heard him eating at the mall almost every day, because of his neighborhood, living and working.
Thai security forces stormed the mall last night to save hundreds of people stranded there. Defense Ministry spokesman Kongcheep Tantrawanit said it was unclear how many shoppers and employees were inside.
Police identified the suspect as Jabbat Thames, who, during the Facebook attack, wrote, "Death is inevitable for all" and later asked, "Should I give up? "Isn't it?"
Facebook deleted the suspect's account in support of cross-examination.
"There is no place on Facebook for people who commit such atrocities, and we do not allow people to praise or support this attack," a Facebook representative said in a statement.