8th grade female student in Nghe An was beaten by a group
(Baonghean.vn) - Due to a conflict of suspicion of gossiping about each other, an 8th grade female student in Dien Chau district was beaten up in the middle of the street.
On the morning of May 11, Mr. Nguyen Hai Dong - Principal of Dien Hong Secondary School (Dien Chau District) said that the school, together with the leaders of the District Department of Education and Training, is working with parents and students related to the case of female students fighting and posting a clip on social media. This is the third time the school has worked with parents about this incident.
According to the content of the 2 clips, more than 4 minutes long, shared by the victim's family on social media, an 8th grade female student at Dien Hong Secondary School was repeatedly grabbed by the hair, slapped, and kicked in the stomach by 2 other female students... Meanwhile, more than 10 other female students stood around laughing and filming the clip. The incident happened on a street in Dien Ngoc commune.
According to Principal Nguyen Hai Dong, the school initially determined that the female student who was beaten by the gang was an 8th grader at the school. As for the 2 female students involved in the beating in the clip, one is a 9th grader at the school, the other dropped out a few years ago. The incident happened on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 7.
"I was beaten and I was the leader of the group that beat my friend's child. According to the school's investigation, it stemmed from a conflict of badmouthing each other, so the two sides made an appointment to meet in Dien Ngoc commune to resolve the matter. The incident happened outside the school, and the students did not have class that afternoon, so the school only found out after the information appeared on social media," said Mr. Dong.
According to the principal, after receiving the information, the school board went to the homes of the students involved to work. “Because these two female students are my children and yours, the family initially said they would resolve the matter internally. However, the two families could not find a common voice. So the victim continued to post the incident and the video clip on Facebook. The school then continued to invite the parents to work, suggesting that they submit a petition to the police if they did not want to resolve the matter internally,” Mr. Dong added. After the incident, the female students continued to go to school as usual.
According to the reporter's investigation, in the clip of the female student being beaten by a group of people, there were more than 10 other female students from many secondary schools in Dien Chau district witnessing it. Currently, the school is also working with the female students present. After the incident, a female student who participated in the beating went on social media to challenge, expressing pride "for being famous", and also calling for sharing the post.
