Thailand News
Teachers urged to make school environments safe

Teachers are being urged to improve school environments to prevent accidents among pupils as most schools open for a new semester this week.

Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department director-general Chayapol Thitisak Teachers said teachers should provide information about various safety precaution and set a good example so pupils are careful and have a safety-first awareness.
He said accident-prone areas include deteriorated or under-construction buildings, broken desks/chairs, unruly grass-filled space, and un-fenced wells or ponds. Students’ play fighting or climbing structures could lead to accidents, he said.
Classroom activities that could lead to accidents included conducting a chemical experiment, using lab equipment or playing sport, he said. Other threats included a broken electrical appliance and unsafe traffic conditions within a school compound.
Stay updated with Samui Times by following us on Facebook.- The News3 days ago
Chinatown manhole covers to use art, tech to become cultural map
- The News3 days ago
Expats in Thailand, Cartoon characters & Letting Loose | Thaiger Bites
- The News3 days ago
Thais cautioned against fake government websites
- The News3 days ago
Tourism Minister visits Full Moon Party, supports later curfew
- The News3 days ago
Pattaya night club owner gives free meals on Thai Mother’s Day
- The News3 days ago
Where to find underrated international cuisines in Bangkok
- The News21 hours ago
Landmines kill 1, injure 10 in Deep South of Thailand
- The News3 days ago
VIDEO: Young Thais have a blast at Pattaya Music Festival weekend 2