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School closed for 7 days after student murdered

Thaivichitsilp Art School in Don Muang area has been ordered closed for seven days after a student fro the school travelling on a bus and another passenger were shot dead and two other passengers, one a student, wounded by rival students on Wednesday.

The order was issued by the Private Education Commission in the hope of heading off further violence between feuding students from rival schools.

PEC deputy secretary-general said on Thursday that the shooting occurred on the out-bound Vibhavadi-Rangsit highway when students ambushed the bus at a bus stop.

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  • Discussion 5 : 14 Jun 2012 at 20.435

    This is where thailand future criminals all came from, every year students graduate school with a gun in their hands not a diploma. Thailand education system cannot produce the kind of workers current industries need except crime industries. The funny thing is that none of these students criminal were ever caught, the police need them for their future job protection. No criminal no police. How and where did these students get their guns and bullets from? This bleeding a culture of hatred and its no wonder thailand political landscape is violent, closing schools does not eradicate the problems only to deprive others students their study time. Whats need to be done is make arrest and serve out capital punishment for all to see, school violence in my country are dealt swiftly and punishment are really harsh, if death sentence is required the government will not hasitate to make an example. Thailand need to clean up its education system and schools.

  • Discussion 4 : 14 Jun 2012 at 20.174

    One have to admit the some parents doesn't have any control of their children and does not interact in their daily activities. I'm observing it daily; at internetlounges and around motorcycle tune-up shops. It is hopefully not through these places that the future of the majority of Thai youngsters is made..

  • Discussion 3 : 14 Jun 2012 at 19.353

    > Seems like a reasonable request under the circumstances. Something drastic has to be done and closing each vocational school inoled for one year might send the message.

  • Discussion 2 : 14 Jun 2012 at 19.192

    The shooter should be given the death penalty.

  • Discussion 1 : 14 Jun 2012 at 19.101

    Catch them and lock them up, no matter what age they are.
    Start holding parents responsible too.

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