On November 8, a source from Thanh Nien reporter said that Binh Dai District Police (Ben Tre) is investigating the case of a 7th grade female student "gang-beating" her head with a helmet.

According to the report of the Department of Education and Training of Binh Dai District sent to the Department of Education and Training of Ben Tre, at about 10:40 a.m. on November 5, after school, female student Th. (grade 7, Binh Thang Secondary School - Binh Thang Commune, Binh Dai District) was invited by two female students of grade 8, D. (Binh Thang Secondary School) and Q. (Le Hoang Chieu Secondary School - Binh Dai Town) to a place near Do Huu Phuong Secondary School (Dai Hoa Loc Commune, Binh Dai District) to resolve the conflict. The reason was that D. and Q. thought that Th. had talked badly about them to a group of mutual friends.

When Th. arrived at the meeting place to explain, Q. repeatedly hit him on the head with his helmet; he also knocked him to the ground and continued to kick him. Meanwhile, D. rushed in and hit Th. twice in the head with his helmet. The entire incident was filmed by another student and then shared with many people.

After being "beaten up by a gang", Th. was taken by the biological father of female student Q. to Binh Dai District Medical Center for examination. Results: Th. had swelling in the left temple area and a scratch on the mucosa of the upper lip.

After that, because Th. had a headache, he was transferred to Minh Duc Hospital (Ben Tre City) for examination. He is currently still being treated at this hospital.

Previously, on October 17, at An Thoi High School (Mo Cay Nam District, Ben Tre), during recess, a male student was sitting at his desk when three male students beat him up, causing him to collapse on the spot. The victim was then taken to the hospital for emergency treatment. The incident was filmed by a student in the class and posted online, causing outrage among many people.

Currently, Ben Tre province authorities are continuing to handle these school violence cases that have caused public outrage.