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The country has recorded three attacks on schools since Wednesday (7). The government began a nationwide security operation in response.
The attacker used a "dangerous object" to hit a 17-year-old girl and ended up injuring two other people, aged 17 and 24, according to the Associated Press.
The case is the third since Wednesday (7), when a 19-year-old injured 10 people at another school. A day later, a former student killed one person and injured two others in Leszczydół-Nowiny, in northeastern Poland and about 50 km from Warsaw.
Earlier this Saturday, the Polish government announced measures to prevent attacks, such as the arrest of 76 people and the inspection of almost 50,000 schools across the country.

A 20-year-old young man died on Friday night (9) after a rear-end collision between a motorcycle and another vehicle on BR-304, in Mossoró, Rio Grande do Norte. Authorities are investigating the causes of the accident.

Swastikas were found in bathrooms at UFPB health centers last Friday. The university repudiated the act, classifying it as a crime, and the Federal Police are investigating the case under secrecy.

A runaway truck hit a pole, parked vehicles and the facade of a mechanic workshop in Mucambo, Ceará, on Friday (9). Among the damaged cars is a Military Police vehicle. There were no injuries in the incident.

A teacher was arrested at a private school in Jundiaí (SP) suspected of raping a 13-year-old student. The suspect was detained in the classroom with a combat knife on his waist.

Military Police carried out an operation against illegal mining in Rio Verde, South of Minas Gerais. Six people were arrested, 21 dredgers seized and 626 grams of gold confiscated. Estimated damage to the criminal group is R$1 million.

Thirteen children aged 4 to 5 were held hostage for more than 3 hours in a daycare center in Curitiba this Friday. The suspect, armed with a knife and simulacrum, was killed by police during the rescue operation. The children are fine.