``Complete recovery is difficult''...4-year-old child whose finger was amputated at kindergarten = South Korea

A teacher in charge of a 4-year-old boy's finger was cut off after it got stuck in a door at a kindergarten in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, was charged with child abuse.
According to MBC on the 13th, the police recently referred kindergarten teacher A to the prosecutor's office on charges of child abuse and professional negligence resulting in death or injury. Teacher A injured the finger of 4-year-old kindergartener Park.
He is accused of having committed a crime. Last November, at a private kindergarten in Suwon City, Mr. Park ran from the hallway towards the classroom, and after letting the children into the classroom, Mr. Park slammed the door with both hands.
An accident occurred where your finger was caught and cut off. At that time, Park ran to the principal's office crying and was taken to the hospital. Eight hours after the accident, Park underwent bonding surgery at the hospital and received an iron core in his finger.
However, he was diagnosed with a ``subamputation,'' which makes it difficult for his finger to fully recover. Teacher A said, ``I closed the door because the children were about to follow Park out of the classroom.''
When I closed the door, I couldn't see Park.'' CCTV (security camera) footage from the time was deleted due to lack of storage space, leading to suspicions that the accident was covered up. police in kindergarten
Although digital forensics was conducted on the CCTV footage, no footage was recovered. However, Park's parents said, ``Mr.
"I closed it," he said, expressing his anger. Park's parents reported the kindergarten principal and teacher A to the police. On the 8th of this month, police charged Teacher A with child abuse and professional negligence resulting in death.
The case was handed over to the prosecutor's office. The court ruled that there was insufficient evidence against the principal, finding that he had not neglected to supervise the safety of the kindergarten.