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Thailand video news | Thailand sets 90-day deadline for new school safety rules, Homeless Norwegian set to return home after 1,179-day overstay
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In Thailand video news, Alex covers the latest stories from across Thailand. The stories include updates on last Friday’s school shooting in Nonthaburi and Thailand’s ranking for firearm-related crime in Southeast Asia. Elsewhere, a car crashes into a childcare centre, injuring 16 people. In crime news, a woman is arrested for selling unapproved weight-loss pens that appear to be growing in popularity.
Key facts
- Thailand Gives Ministries 90 Days to Develop New National School Safety Standards
- Car Smashes Through Kanchanaburi Childcare Centre, Injuring 16
- Homeless Norwegian Preparing to Return Home After 1,179-Day Visa Overstay
- In Thailand video news, Alex covers the latest stories from across Thailand
- Thailand Listed Second in Southeast Asia for Firearm-Related Crime
- Officials Explain Why Nonthaburi Shooting Alert Made No Sound
Summary
### Thailand Gives Ministries 90 Days to Develop New National School Safety Standards
Four Thai ministries have 90 days to create new nationwide school safety standards. The move follows the deadly attack at Debsirin Nonthaburi School. The new framework will cover mental health checks, emergency drills and bullying prevention. It will also include CCTV reviews and tighter checks on people and prohibited items entering schools. Debsirin Nonthaburi School remains closed temporarily.