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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 12 June 2025
Bangkok Teacher’s Brutal 200-Squat Punishment Lands Student in Hospital Picture courtesy of Thai Rath A teacher in Bangkok faces backlash after punishing a student with 200 squats, resulting in kidney issues and severe muscle breakdown. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1363400-bangkok-teacher’s-brutal-200-squat-punishment-lands-student-in-hospital/ -
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Updates and events in the War in Ukraine 2025
There own home built missile system with more range than ATACMS so no US interference. With a 300-kilometer range and a heavy warhead, the missile marks a leap forward for Ukraine’s ability to strike targets deep behind Russian lines—potentially reducing Russia’s capacity for long-term warfare. “This missile is clearly bigger than the ATACMS we currently have,” Badrak noted, referring to the American-made Army Tactical Missile System. “And most importantly—it has learned how to strike with precision.” “A 400-kilogram warhead is powerful for a missile of this class,” he said. Kryvolap explained that future variants could trade warhead mass for extended range by increasing fuel capacity and modifying the engine. “A missile like this is at the operational-tactical level—it’s designed to destroy logistics hubs, command centers, and ammunition depots.” -
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Report Bangkok Teacher’s Brutal 200-Squat Punishment Lands Student in Hospital
Picture courtesy of Thai Rath A teacher in Bangkok faces backlash after punishing a student with 200 squats, resulting in kidney issues and severe muscle breakdown. On 11th June 2025, a popular Facebook page, Drama-addict, shared a distressing story involving a high school student in Bangkok. The student was punished by a teacher with 200 squats for late homework submission. This led to severe leg pain and, within days, the student's urine turned coke-coloured due to acute kidney problems. Doctors diagnosed the student with rhabdomyolysis, a condition where muscle injury causes muscle cell content to leak into the bloodstream, potentially leading to kidney failure or even death if untreated. Fortunately, the student’s kidney damage is currently manageable, with doctors closely monitoring the situation. The doctor involved urged a reconsideration of such severe punishments, highlighting the unnecessary risks they pose, not only in schools but also in military settings. This sparked considerable social media outrage, with users calling for the teacher's dismissal and critiquing outdated disciplinary methods. Many comments suggested alternative punishment methods, such as identifying underlying issues for incomplete homework rather than resorting to physical punishment. The consensus is clear: punitive measures like these are unacceptable in today’s educational and social context. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Rath 2025-06-12
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