Nonthaburi Launches Initiative to Enhance School Safety
Authorities in Nonthaburi have trained over 2,200 educators to better identify and manage threats such as bullying, scams, and drug-related issues in schools.
On November 14, 2026, officials from the Metropolitan Police Bureau, led by Police Major General Teeradej Thumsuthee, collaborated with the Nonthaburi Provincial Administrative Organization to conduct a comprehensive safety training program. The initiative, titled 'Jor-Jae Catching Thieves,' focused on equipping approximately 2,200 school administrators and teachers from 94 local institutions with practical skills to address modern threats. The training covered critical topics including drug prevention, digital scam awareness, and strategies to combat bullying among students. Participants engaged in intensive crisis simulation exercises designed to improve their response to emergencies within educational environments. This event was part of a broader project aimed at promoting moral standards in Nonthaburi schools. For residents and expatriates, this initiative highlights a proactive local effort to improve the security and well-being of the student population. While the training provides educators with new tools for intervention, the long-term impact on school safety metrics remains to be seen. Further updates regarding the implementation of these safety protocols across all provincial schools are expected as the program continues.
