Vietnamese Math Teacher Suspended After Student Assaults Classmate in Front of Her
A math teacher in Vietnam's central Ha Tinh province has been suspended for 10 days after a male student assaulted and slapped a classmate during her class. The victim sustained a perforated eardrum and is hospitalized. The school is investigating the incident and the responsibilities of those involved.
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