Facebook's 'double-edged sword' in Thai carnage

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Crucial to pulling off safe and dramatic rescue from shopping mall in Nakhon Ratchasima.

Facebook's 'double-edged sword' in Thai carnage
Facebook celebrity doctor Parkphum Dejhutsadin said his phone suddenly started pinging on Saturday - scores of his two million followers in Thailand were desperate and they needed his help. With nowhere to turn as they cowered in a shopping mall from a rogue soldier who had already killed more ...

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