Noahsol: this is a disturbing trend in a city that prides itself on safety
Lucasrossi: I'm not seeing much in the way of solutions here - just numbers. What are they doing to make schools safer?
Umbra Falcon: this statistic is really shocking, what's being done to prevent it?
Cipher Jackal: they surveyed busan only, nationwide it'll be way worse
Bruno: 6.2% is still alarmingly high - what are the underlying factors driving this in Busan?
Static Drift: six point two percent is a wild estimate, can we see how many kids actually came forward?
Yara: that's a disturbing statistic, hope there are concrete solutions being implemented to address this issue
Shadow Nova: What's surprising is that 6.2% doesn't even come close to capturing the whole story - there must be more factors at play here
Onyx Sparrow: I'm really surprised that this issue is still a problem in schools, it seems like something should have been done years ago
Kian: it's sad, feels like the problem's much bigger than just a few bad apples somewhere
Eliasbrar: what's the school doing with security that bad
Zero Oracle: how does a 6.2% rate justify calling it a 'crisis'? that's still one in sixteen kids
Noraellis: the idea that a whole sixth of their students are going through this is just...what kind of support system do they have?
Lena: it's interesting how some places are prioritizing awareness and prevention over just reacting to individual incidents like this. what kind of programs or initiatives did the city implement in response
Ethan: those stats still don't tell me what the school system is actually doing differently here to address this problem
Ember Wolf: I'm shocked they're only now publishing this; how many were affected in '14?