Dealing with a group of female students who stripped off their shirts and beat their friend while filming a clip in a coffee shop

(PLO)- A group of female students stripped off their shirts, beat their friends and recorded a clip at a coffee shop in Dak Nong, and have just been punished by the school.

On April 26, Mr. Dinh Ngoc Dong, Principal of Hoang Van Thu Secondary School, Dak Dron commune, Cu Jut district, Dak Nong province, said that he had handled a group of female students at the school related to stripping, beating friends and return to clip.

According to Mr. Dong, yesterday (April 25), the school board of directors coordinated with Dak Dron Commune Police and parents to work and handle eight related students.

Among them, four children participated in beating their friends, the others did not fight but were still punished for witnessing the incident and not reporting it to their teachers.

“Depending on the level of violation of the children, we offer different forms of punishment. The children who participated in beating their friends must apologize, write a report of self-criticism, and write a commitment not to repeat the offense,” said the leader of Hoang Van Thu Secondary School.

Like PLO It was reported that on April 9, a clip longer than 6 minutes appeared on social networks recording a scene of a group schoolgirl in Dak Dron commune beat his friend.

According to the clip, a female student was stripped of her shirt (only wearing her bra), knelt on the ground and was repeatedly beaten by a group of other female students.

During the beating, the victim could only bear the beating and not resist. Many times the victim was hit in the face with a pillow and had her hair pulled. The beaten female student said “sorry” but the group still did not let go.

According to Mr. Pham Van Hiep, Head of the Department of Education and Training of Cu Jut district, the incident happened on March 15, at a coffee shop in Dak Drong commune.

The students involved are studying in grades 8 and 9 of Hoang Van Thu Secondary School. The cause of the incident was because the children spoke ill of each other.

After receiving information about the incident, Dak Dron Commune Police verified and worked with the female students involved to handle it.