‘Special needs’ boy allegedly stabs classmate to death over so-called bullying


The scene of the crime at Nak Nava Upatham School. - The Nation/ANN

BANGKOK: An eighth grader, described as a boy with special needs, allegedly stabbed his classmate to death on Monday (Jan 29) morning over reported bullying, police and school officials said.

The stabbing incident at the Nak Nava Upatham School on Soi Patanakarn 26 took place at 8.30am, just after the morning assembly, school staff said.

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