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Filipino student ‘seriously injured’ in Dubai school knife attack

/ 01:00 PM September 10, 2014

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MANILA, Philippines — A 14-year-old Filipino student was “seriously injured” after reportedly being stabbed four times by a schoolmate in a Dubai school Tuesday, a report said.

Roj Pascual, an eighth grade student of The Philippine School in Dubai, was rushed to the Rashid Hospital after a seventh grade student of the same school stabbed him, according to Gulf News.

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Pascual suffered from four stab wounds — one in the back, two in his left arm and one on his left side. No internal injuries have been identified.

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Doctors said that Pascual’s condition is now stable.

According to the report, the knife attack happened at around 11 a.m. Tuesday when Pascual confronted his attacker for allegedly flashing him a middle finger twice. The confrontation quickly became a fist fight initiated by the seventh grader, according to Pascual.

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The attacker is now in police custody.

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Meanwhile, the school maintained that it does lack security.

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