Ministry to meet parents of teens slapped by coach
The Education Ministry says that it will cooperate with the police if a report is lodged regarding the alleged incident of a volleyball coach slapping two teenage players while stressing that it is committed to ensuring the safety of students. – Education Ministry Facebook pic, January 2, 2022.
THE Education Ministry will meet the parents of the two teenage girls who were slapped by their volleyball coach as seen in a viral video recently. In a statement, the Education Ministry said it is taking the matter seriously adding that stern action will be taken against the coach if he is found guilty.
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