Bangkok, A Mathayom 2 girl was forced to bow down to her feet by her classmates and seniors, and was slapped and had her head slammed on the floor. Her older sister could not stand it and asked for help. In the case of two students, who were friends and seniors, who physically abused a 13-year-old girl who is a special needs child, in a classroom at a school in the Bang Khen area by slapping her in the face several times and forcing her to bow down. While she was bowing down, the two female students kicked the girl in the face and slapped her several times before grabbing the girl's head and hitting it on the floor and filming the clip to shame her and sending it to each other at school to embarrass the girl. The teacher at the school found out about the incident and ordered the other party to suspend their school for 5 days. The other party's parents have come to apologize, but the other party is not remorseful and continues to mock and laugh at the girl without any remorse. The victim's family has alread y filed a complaint at Thung Song Hong Police Station and would like the Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC) to investigate this matter. They have also asked several agencies that help society to help. Most recently, Kan Jom Phalang has rushed to help a 13-year-old girl who is a special needs child and has traveled to the school where the incident occurred to hold a meeting to find a solution with the school, the Office of the Basic Education Commission, and the victim's parents. Source: Thai News Agency
Request for help for a Mathayom 2 girl who was forced by her friends and seniors to bow down to her feet
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