Nam Dan Department of Education and Training asks for direction on the case of a male student being forced to eat dirt
Initial verification results show that due to a previous conflict, a 9th grade male student in Nam Dan district was forced by his classmates to eat dirt, smoke, and then filmed and posted the clip on social media.
On the afternoon of October 23, the leader of the Department of Education and Training of Nam Dan district said that the unit had reported the case of a student violating ethics related to the clip."male student forced to eat dirt"Send to the Department of Education and Training for advice on handling.
Accordingly, on October 22, the Nam Dan Department of Education and Training received information on social media about a video of a male 9th grade student at Anh Xuan Secondary School being forced to eat dirt and smoke cigarettes. The Department directly worked with the school principal to verify the incident and direct the handling.
Verification results show that the incident occurred in a field area in Nam Anh commune, after a meeting organized by the Nam Anh commune Youth Union. The cause was a previous conflict between Nguyen Van Th. - class 9E - Anh Xuan Secondary School and his classmate Vo Hai D. - class 9C.
On the evening of October 19, when they met, D., Th. and their friend Pham Thien Nh. - class 11A4 - Mai Hac De High School forced D. to eat dirt, smoke 2 cigarettes and swallow the smoke. While Nh. was forcing and threatening, Th. recorded a video and then sent it to his classmates.
"After discovering that the video circulating online was an incident involving students of our school, the school directly reported to the department and local authorities. The department also coordinated with the district police and directed the commune police and the school to investigate the incident. Currently, the authorities are continuing to verify and clarify the matter," said the leader of the Department of Education and Training of Nam Dan district.
The Board of Directors of Anh Xuan Secondary School and teachers visited the victim's house to encourage and inquire about him. Relatives also took D. to the hospital for examination. On the morning of October 23, the male student went to class.
