Eight students stabbed with syringe in ‘prank’

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New South Wales authorities on Thursday said several Sydney high school students were rushed to the hospital for blood tests after they were stabbed by a fellow student.

The authorities said the student stabbed them with a syringe picked up from a bus stop.

NSW police said in a statement that they had been told a pupil was “doing what appeared to be a prank involving a needle.’’
Eight pupils received a “minor needle prick” and were being tested for infections.

Ambulance officials told the national broadcaster, ABC, that the alleged offender had picked up the syringe from a bus stop in Plumpton, about 45 kilometres west of Sydney.

Police are, however, investigating and will speak to the student.

(dpa/NAN)


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