There was no case of students placing hidden cameras in the girls' restroom in Binh Chanh.

Accordingly, the school's Board of Directors coordinated with the District Police to verify the incident and determined that on the afternoon of October 23, male student NQH, grade 12, Tan Tuc High School, used his phone to secretly film a female classmate in grade 11 when she went down to the school cafeteria. The female classmate discovered the video and asked him to delete it, but NQH showed no interest.

This student reported to his classmate named D.K. D.K went to beat him and asked NQH to delete the clip in front of him. When the fight broke out, the school's Board of Directors invited NQH's family and D.K to the school to work. NQH wrote a statement admitting his mistake for secretly filming his classmate, and D.K wrote a statement admitting his mistake for beating his classmate.

No hidden cameras were found in the restrooms at Tan Tuc High School (Binh Chanh District).

However, that same evening, many public groups and fake accounts appeared on Facebook revolving around the information that NQH secretly filmed female students at Tan Tuc High School by installing hidden cameras in the girls' restroom. The information caused confusion among teachers, students, and parents.

Binh Chanh District Police coordinated with the school's Board of Directors to quickly work with the students involved in the public opinion of installing this hidden camera (with the witness of the students' parents). At the same time, they simultaneously checked all the restrooms. As a result, no hidden cameras were found. NQH himself confirmed that he did not secretly film female students in the restroom. Through checking NQH's phone, he also did not discover any offensive images as posted on social networks.

The incident caused concern for parents, students and society. From the above incident, many false rumors spread, such as NQH was transferred to a neighboring school. This information is completely fabricated because he is currently studying at Tan Tuc High School.

Binh Chanh District Police have worked with the school's Board of Directors to deploy to homeroom teachers to organize class activities to stabilize students' psychology. The District Police asked parents to stay calm, encourage students to study with peace of mind, and post information carefully and with verification when using social networks. Any acts of fabrication, slander, or posting false information will be handled according to the law.

Source: https://cand.com.vn/giao-duc/khong-co-viec-hoc-sinh-dat-thiet-bi-quay-len-trong-nha-ve-sinh-nu-o-binh-chanh-i748369/