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A 19-year-old student attacked seven people with a knife inside a school in Ostroleka, Poland.
Knife attack in a school in Poland. A student attacked some people inside the Ostroleka institute, injuring at least seven, two of them seriously. The news was reported by local radio station RMF FM. The mayor of the Polish city where the attack occurred said that the situation was under control and the local police confirmed that the student had been stopped and arrested.
The attacker is a student
“The most important information is that the situation has been brought under control,” Ostroleka mayor Pawel Niewiadomski said in a press statement. Private broadcaster RMF FM reported that the attacker was a 19-year-old student at the school, as were most of the injured. Among them also a teacher.

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