Footage of coffins at a memorial service in Kenya has been falsely shared in posts about the funerals of those killed in a devastating school bus fire in Thailand. The video -- viewed hundreds of thousands of times online -- also included inaccurate figures for the death toll following the bus crash in a northern Bangkok suburb.

Police have arrested the driver of a bus carrying young students and teachers that caught fire and killed 23 in suburban Bangkok, as families arrived to help identify their loved ones.

More than 20 people in Thailand are thought to have died after a bus carrying students and teachers caught fire near Bangkok.

BANGKOK — A school bus carrying dozens of students exploded into flames near Bangkok on Tuesday, killing at least 10 people, with 13 others unaccounted for and feared dead, Thai officials said.

At least 23 people died in Thailand when a school bus carrying more than 40 students and teachers on a field trip caught fire in the outskirts of the capital Bangkok, police said on Tuesday.

Bangkok bus driver arrested after horror fire kills 23 passengers on school trip - The bus was carrying six teachers and 39 students in elementary and junior high school

A small town in central Thailand is preparing for a mass funeral for the 23 children and teachers who died in a bus fire while on a school trip

Weeping relatives and friends mourned the 20 children and three teachers who died in a horrific bus fire in Thailand at a funeral on Thursday. White and gold coffins lined the hall at Wat Khao Phraya Sangkharam School in Lan Sak,

The funeral procession for almost two dozen young students and teachers who died in a bus fire in a suburb of Bangkok took place in Lan Sak, Uthai Thani Province of Thailand.

Thai police are investigating whether the school bus fire that killed 23 young students and teachers in suburban Bangkok was caused by negligence after filing initial charges against the driver.