Pupils wounded in knife attack in stable condition, teacher breathing independently

Pupils wounded in knife attack in stable condition, teacher breathing independently

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The three pupils who are recovering in hospitals following Friday’s knife attack at a Zagreb primary school are in good and stable condition, as are the injured teacher, who is now breathing independently, and the 19-year-old perpetrator, CE Report quotes HINA

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