A member of the family of Kim Ha-neul, an 8-year-old stabbing sufferer, carries her portrait throughout her funeral service in Daejeon, Feb. 14. Yonhap
The federal government will implement a sequence of measures to boost security at faculties and stop incidents just like the current deadly stabbing of an 8-year-old scholar by a instructor, appearing President Choi Sang-mok mentioned Monday.
„College security administration will probably be additional strengthened within the new semester,“ Choi mentioned throughout a gathering on schooling insurance policies, emphasizing the necessity to stop such tragedies from occurring on college grounds.
As a part of the measures, the federal government will push for the swift passage of a legislation aimed toward eradicating lecturers with violent or aggressive tendencies from school rooms. The laws would enable authorities to position high-risk lecturers on administrative depart when crucial.
Moreover, the federal government plans to develop surveillance digital camera protection at school blind spots, and reinforce security administration each inside and outdoors of college premises.
Choi additionally emphasised that stricter security protocols will probably be utilized to first- and second-grade college students enrolled within the „Neulbom College“ program, an built-in before- and after-school day care and schooling initiative.
To reinforce scholar safety, roughly 8,000 devoted personnel will probably be deployed to implement face-to-face handovers and accompanied commutes for younger college students attending this system, he mentioned.
The measures are available in response to the stunning incident earlier this month wherein a feminine instructor in her 40s, who had a historical past of despair, fatally stabbed an eight-year-old woman at an elementary college within the central metropolis of Daejeon after attending the Neulbom College program. (Yonhap)
