Students in Quang Nam worship Kumanthong dolls for luck and good study

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After buying Kumanthong dolls online, many students in Quang Nam worship them and “feed” them cakes, candies, milk, etc. to pray for luck and good grades.

On December 26, Quang Nam Provincial Police said that through investigation and understanding the situation, there is currently a situation in the province where some students buy Kumanthong dolls to worship, buy cakes, candies, milk and soft drinks to "feed" them with the purpose of praying for luck and good study.

Kumanthong dolls are a form of superstition originating from Thailand, rumored to have many supernatural spiritual powers, bringing luck and fortune to the owner and have spread to Vietnam.

Quang Nam canh bao tinh trang hoc sinh tho cung bup be Kumathong de cau may. Anh: Le Tuan
Quang Nam warns about students worshipping Kumanthong dolls for luck. Photo: Le Tuan

“Bad people have taken advantage of students' gullibility, curiosity, and lack of knowledge to lure them into believing and buying dolls.

This is an extremely dangerous superstitious activity, causing panic and fear, creating bad consequences for the children themselves, their families and society" - Quang Nam police warned.

Regarding this problem, Mr. Nguyen Cong Thanh - Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training of Quang Nam province urgently directed the entire sector to strengthen security in schools.

In particular, focusing on strengthening propaganda and education to raise awareness for students, not allowing subjects to take advantage of and entice them into participating in illegal activities; resolutely not allowing students to participate in superstitious activities and illegal religious activities.

Timely grasp the situation of students, coordinate to provide information to local police when detecting related incidents.

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