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Multiple Children and Teacher Injured in Knife Attack at School in Zagreb

Multiple Children and Teacher Injured in Knife Attack at School in Zagreb
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World December 20, 2024 13:10

zagreb, croatia - A boy has wounded several students and a teacher with a knife at an elementary school in the Croatian capital Zagreb. The attacker has been apprehended, with reports suggesting a child may have died in the incident.

A boy attacked multiple students and a teacher with a knife at an elementary school in Zagreb, Croatia. The Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic expressed shock over the incident and mentioned that some of the injured students were taken to the hospital.

Reports from the news site Novi List state that the young attacker has been arrested. Unconfirmed sources cited by the newspaper suggest that a child may have died during the attack. The incident took place around 9:50 am at a primary school in the Precko district.

Witnesses on social media reported seeing children fleeing through the window. This was also captured in a video shared by a local radio station on Facebook.

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