
A 15-year-old male student who showed signs of psychological instability and accessed negative content on social networks attacked 5 schoolmates.
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The male student has a history of being diagnosed with psychological disorders and has been exposed to negative content on foreign social networks.
In Ho Chi Minh City, 5 students who were attacked by a schoolmate with a weapon in Thanh An commune have stabilized their health; The police are clarifying the cause and related factors.
Ho Chi Minh City Police said that on September 4, they received reports that a 15-year-old male student used a weapon to attack, injuring five schoolmates at a school in Thanh An commune.
Immediately after the incident, Thanh An Commune Police arrived at the scene, coordinated to protect the school to keep the male students, and at the same time took the injured students to the emergency room.
According to the latest information from Ho Chi Minh City Police, the health of the five children is stable and continues to be monitored and treated at the hospital. Professional units are collecting documents and evidence and working with relevant people to determine the developments and causes of the incident.
Initial verification results showed that the male student had been examined and treated at the hospital and was diagnosed with "severe stress reaction and adaptation disorder - mixed behavioral and emotional disorders".
According to the police, recently I have shown some signs of psychological and emotional instability in living and studying.
The investigation agency also determined that the male student had participated in and accessed negative content from an association or group on foreign social networks. The police believe that this content has affected the child's awareness and motivated him to learn how to perform the act.
Ho Chi Minh City Police ask people not to speculate, share unverified information, images, or spread personal information of the students involved.
Parents are also advised to pay attention to their children's use of the Internet and social networks; Monitor changes in psychology, relationships and content children access to promptly detect unusual manifestations.

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A 15-year-old male student used a weapon to attack 5 classmates at a school in Thanh An commune, Ho Chi Minh City on September 4. The children's health is stable and is being monitored at the hospital. The police determined that the male student had been diagnosed with 'severe stress reaction and adjustment disorder' and accessed negative content from an association or group on foreign social networks. The investigation agency is clarifying the cause and related factors.

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