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Thailand's cabinet declares school safety a national agenda after last week's mass shooting outside Bangkok killed nine people

Thailand's cabinet on Tuesday approved an Education Ministry proposal to elevate school safety to a national agenda following a mass shooting at a secondary school outside Bangkok last week that killed nine people, designating all schools 'School Safety Zones' with mandatory safety centers and weapon screening.

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