Thai Police visit vocational school to prevent student disputes

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Police visit vocational school to prevent student disputes

BANGKOK, 15 July 2016 (NNT)-Metro police, soldiers and city rangers have been inspecting vocational schools on the look out for illegal items and weapons among students in a bid to prevent student assaults on each other.

Deputy Metro Police Major General Sompong Chingduang authorized a group of police officers, soldiers and city rangers to visit Santirat Wittayalai School, among other places, yesterday. In their inspection, they found no illegal items or drugs on the school campus.

It is also a Royal Thai Police policy to have authorities visit schools on a weekly basis to ensure students don't start a fight. The Deputy Metro Police said the inspections have helped raise confidence among parents. He also expressed his gratitude to the school director who allowed the authorities to visit the school.

-- NNT 2016-07-15

[jamesbrock]

It is also a Royal Thai Police policy to have authorities visit schools on a weekly basis to ensure students don't start a fight.

Is it a new Royal Thai Police policy? Because, if not, it's been failing miserably.

[gandalf12]

That will stop problems arising no question of that. We can all sleep with the knowledge that such situations can not arise now. I know I will sleep better tonight.

[Rayk]

"He also expressed his gratitude to the school director who allowed the authorities to visit the school."

As if he or she had any choice.

[MaxLee]

Hello, everyone,.... be nice to each other,....... bye bye, and don't do any nasty nasty 'CHIT again, okay???

Edited July 15, 2016 by MaxLee

[jaltsc]

"Metro police, soldiers and city rangers have been inspecting vocational schools on the look out for illegal items and weapons among students in a bid to prevent student assaults on each other."

And....When the cat's away....

Same ole, Same ole. Make a big show and nothing ever changes.

[NongKhaiKid]

"Metro police, soldiers and city rangers have been inspecting vocational schools on the look out for illegal items and weapons among students in a bid to prevent student assaults on each other."

And....When the cat's away....

Same ole, Same ole. Make a big show and nothing ever changes.

I don't suppose they've figured out yet that weapons may be hidden in locations outside of and away from the schools ?