Chiang mai: A heinous and terrifying case has emerged after a gang of more than 20 Myanmar youths wielded knives and samurai swords and slashed a group of Chiang Mai teenagers, injuring three, including a 14-year-old girl whose wrist was severed. Police have arrested 15 members of the gang, who claim they were attacked first and then sought revenge. Meanwhile, police have revived a team to hunt down the thugs and stop the youth gang from causing chaos.
According to Thai News Agency, the gang, known as the Black Lotus Gang, has been involved in a series of violent incidents in the region. The recent attack has raised concerns about youth violence and gang activities in Chiang Mai. Authorities are intensifying efforts to locate and apprehend the remaining gang members to prevent further violence.
The incident has sparked outrage and fear among the local community, prompting calls for increased security measures and stricter enforcement of laws against gang-related activities. The police are working closely with community leaders to address the issue and ensure the safety of residents.
The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are urging anyone with information about the gang's activities or whereabouts to come forward. The police emphasize the importance of community cooperation in tackling the gang menace and restoring peace in the area.