Remaja serang guru guna kapak di Kuching bukan pelajar aktif
Guru wanita itu tidak mengalami kecederaan kritikal dan kini dalam keadaan stabil.
A teenage boy is believed to have attacked a teacher with a helmet at the International School Tunku Putra-HELP in Kuching, Malaysia today, rather than being a student active at the institution. The school stated that the student is currently in police custody following the early morning attack. The incident is still under investigation by police and the school will fully cooperate with authorities.
Previously, police confirmed receiving an emergency call at 8.03 am concerning a 16-year-old male student reportedly carrying a knife and injuring a female teacher with a helmet at a private school in Kuching. The female teacher suffered non-life-threatening injuries and is now stable and recovering in the hospital. The school highly appreciates the bravery and calmness demonstrated by the injured teacher during the incident and prays for a full recovery.
Three additional police support members will be permanently stationed at the school and safety checks will be conducted on the individual entering the school grounds. The school is also conducting a longer-term safety review to be implemented in the school area. School operations will continue as usual tomorrow after receiving clarification from authorities, and they will explain the incident to students during a meeting, in addition to assuring safety measures and addressing any concerns raised.
Meanwhile, Sarawak Police Commissioner Saifullizan Ishak confirmed the student carried out the attack directly, though he noted that a 12-minute 6-second video had already been submitted to the Communications and Multimedia Commission.
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