Violent Outburst - Intoxicated Individual Causes Widespread School Closures

Sympathetically, 40 schools in Pathum Thani were forced to close in chaos due to an incident involving an individual named L, who became intoxicated and violently attacked his wife, causing severe injuries, and fired at rescue workers attempting to help. He then fled with a firearm, prompting school administrators in vulnerable areas to suspend classes for safety. This came just a week after a similar incident of a crazed young man entering a school in Hat Yai, Songkhla, causing widespread terror. Fortunately, police quickly tracked down the individual L, and schools were able to resume normal operations after a one-day emergency closure. The incidents raise serious questions about intoxicated individuals driven by drug use from substances like cannabis and kratom, leading to violent rampage and threatening school safety. The Hat Yai school case involved an 18-year-old with a drug history who had recently undergone rehabilitation, experiencing a manic episode that escalated to confrontations with police and ultimately stealing a police firearm. These events have shocked the educational community, highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive safety measures and more effective drug rehabilitation strategies. The growing problem of drug-induced violent incidents continues to pose a significant threat to public safety, demanding immediate and thorough intervention.