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The episode occurred inside a school in Castel Volturno following a dispute between two students.
A 14-year-old boy stabbed a peer during a fight at school. It happened in Castel Volturno, in the province of Caserta.
According to initial police reconstructions, the two students first argued, then the 14-year-old attacker took out a switchblade and hit the victim in the abdomen.
Rescued by 118 healthcare personnel, the injured boy was transported to hospital and admitted for observation. In the meantime, the attacker was arrested and taken to the Colli Aminei First Reception Center in Naples.

The Turin Review Court has revoked the suspension from service for the policeman investigated for the wounding of Marco Basoccu, Juventus supporter, during the derby clashes on 24 May. The agent will return to carrying out administrative duties.

After the weekend's violence in Milan, the shops in the center have resumed business. The interrogations of those arrested continue, while in other Lombard cities such as Cremona and Pavia the alarm over alleged new demonstrations has proven unfounded.

The review court has revoked the suspension from work for the policeman Michele Sordillo, accused of seriously injuring the fan Marco Basoccu with a tear gas canister before the Turin-Juventus derby. However, the house arrest requested by the prosecutor was rejected.

The mayor of Milan Giuseppe Sala comments on the riots among minors last weekend, asking to address social unrest without relying only on repression. Meanwhile, the safety committee is preparing new measures with Minister Piantedosi and the Council of Ministers.

The mayor of Milan Giuseppe Sala calls for an approach that is not only repressive towards the youth riots of the weekend. Tomorrow the provincial committee for public order with Minister Piantedosi and a CGIL demonstration, while the CDM evaluates new rules.

Serious acts of vandalism and looting in the center of Milan have caused over a million euros in damage and the closure of luxury boutiques. Over fifty young people arrested, mostly minors, accused of devastation.