Mother seeks justice after daughter bruised by teacher in school
A mother sought media attention after her daughter, a second-grade student, was reportedly pinched on the arm by a teacher, leaving noticeable bruising. The incident took place on March 7, and the child is now afraid to attend school.
Nijwaree, the 28 year old mother of Wanmai, a second-grade student at a school in Mueang Phimai district, Nakhon Ratchasima province, has publicly called for justice. She alleges that a teacher physically punished her daughter by pinching her arm, resulting in bruises.
The incident occurred on Friday, March 7, and the child shared the details with her mother after returning home from school. Wanmai expressed fear of returning to school, worried about being punished in the same manner again.
Nijwaree stated that since Wanmai started second grade, the teacher has been using inappropriate language and frequently pinching her daughter. This behaviour has made Wanmai reluctant to attend school, prompting her to confide in her mother.
Upon witnessing the bruises, Nijwaree approached the teacher, who denied the allegations, despite her daughter’s insistence on the teacher’s actions. Nijwaree is seeking justice for her daughter as she remains unsure why the teacher punished her child, reported KhaoSod.
Efforts to contact the teacher for their perspective on the incident have been unsuccessful at this time.
In similar news, officers from the Technology Crime Suppression Division detained a male teacher for posting obscene photographs of boys under the age of 13, with five victims identified, some of whom had been abused for more than a decade. The arrest occurred on March 5 at the Kui Buri Police Station in Prachuap Khiri Khan province.
The Technology Crime Suppression Division, or cyber police, summoned A (a pseudonym) for questioning after multiple lewd photographs of young boys were posted online. This inquiry was initiated in response to a tip from the US National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children, which was obtained via the Cyber Tipline tip.
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