Korat Authorities Warn of Mass Cyberbullying via LINE OpenChat Among Thousands of Youths
Cyberbullying is escalating in Korat, Thailand, through LINE OpenChat groups, with thousands of youths participating. Concerns are rising over the exposure of personal information and slander, potentially leading to severe psychological distress for victims. Authorities are urging police, schools, and parents to enhance monitoring and guidance.
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