Deputy Dean regrets violent hazing incident, seeks punishment for those involved

The deputy dean expressed his regret over the violent hazing incident by seniors, confirming that the university has rules and regulations prohibiting hazing. He is investigating the people involved and initially found 6 people involved. He emphasized that the maximum punishment is expulsion. From the case of the parents of Mr. Ton, aged 20, who was attacked by seniors and his father at a university until he was injured after trying to request a transfer to study elsewhere because he was violently hazing by the group of seniors, who burned his genitals with fire and his armpit hair every day until his mind and body were damaged. The latest is that the Deputy Dean of Student Affairs of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture of the university announced his regret for the incident and confirmed that the university has rules and regulations prohibiting hazing or activities that are not permitted, for which punishments have been prescribed. The hazing activities that took place outside of class time and ou tside the university, so the university was never aware that hazing had taken place. However, when the incident occurred, the university quickly investigated the facts and punished the students involved. Currently, the investigation is still underway to identify who was involved, but the maximum punishment is expulsion. The chief of Nonthaburi City Police Station said that today there will be further questioning of those involved. The injured person has been taken to the hospital and a medical certificate will be included in the case file. However, the injured person is currently being treated outside the area of Nonthaburi City Police Station, so the local police station has been contacted to provide care. Reporters asked if there were as many as 10 perpetrators. The police chief said that they would have to check again, but he believed that some of the perpetrators were children in the school and some outsiders. He believed that they would be able to track down and arrest them all. When reporters asked if the children who caused the incident were still studying, the administrators gave an order to the faculty, which called the students who caused the incident in for questioning and blocked the group of students. They have not yet been allowed to enter the school. Source: Thai News Agency