00:00Two schools in the heart of Bangkok have effectively been shut down for at least three months
00:04because their students can't stop fighting each other.
00:07Uteint Hawaii and Batumwan have one of Thailand's most notorious school rivalries,
00:12with hostility between the two stretching back decades.
00:14People have been shot and stabbed, attacks have been carried out in public places,
00:19and innocent bystanders have even been killed in the crossfire.
00:22Now the government has ordered both campuses close, with Uteint Hawaii told to relocate entirely.
00:27But after generations of violence, simply separating the students might not solve the problem.
00:33So how did places meant to train Thailand's future workforce become locked in a cycle of violence?
00:38And after decades of fighting, can that cycle actually be broken?
00:42Tune into The Signal across the nation's official accounts as we dive deep into this investigation.
