Grade 10 Student Hit by Hollow Blocks in Davao City
A Grade 10 student in Davao City suffered an injury to his eyebrow after being struck with a hollow block while at a local eatery.
A student feud refers to an ongoing conflict, rivalry, or dispute between students. It can arise from personal disagreements, academic competition, social tensions, or misunderstandings. These feuds may be verbal arguments, physical altercations, or even online confrontations.
Feuds can also ruin friendships, forcing students to take sides and leading to broken relationships. In some cases, conflicts turn into bullying, where one student continuously targets or harasses the other, either in person or online.
It can make school a stressful and unsafe place for everyone. If the situation worsens, students involved may face disciplinary actions like suspensions or even expulsion.
Recently, a 19-year-old student was with his classmates buying food when a 16-year-old suspect unexpectedly attacked him, hitting him in the face with the heavy object. The sudden act of violence left the victim wounded, prompting immediate concern from authorities.
Police officers investigating the incident stated that both parties were blaming each other for initiating the altercation. As a result, determining the cause of the conflict has proven challenging.
Due to the involvement of minors, local authorities are working closely with the City Social Welfare and Development Office to handle the case appropriately. The investigation is still ongoing, and officials are gathering more details to understand what led to the violent encounter.
The incident has raised concerns about the safety of students and the need for better conflict resolution measures among young individuals. Authorities continue to look into the matter to ensure proper action is taken.
In a previous post, a grade 10 student harassed by classmates after attending party in Cebu
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