In brief
A 15‑year‑old was stabbed multiple times outside Casula High School on Monday and was taken to hospital in a serious but stable condition, authorities say. Police have secured the scene and are investigating the incident. No suspect has been identified and details about the motive are still unclear.
A 15‑year‑old boy was stabbed multiple times in his abdomen outside Casula High School in southwest Sydney on Monday morning.
Xinhua reported that emergency services were called to the scene at about 8:30 a.m. and found the teenager with multiple stab wounds to his abdomen. Paramedics treated him on site before transporting him to a hospital where he remains in serious but stable condition.
According to The Sydney Morning Herald, the teenager’s injuries were not considered life‑threatening. The Herald noted that the boy was hospitalised at a local medical centre following the assault.
The police have established a crime scene at the location on Myall Road, near Casula High School, and have launched an investigation into the incident. Police said they are collecting evidence and are seeking witnesses.
The victim’s relatives have been informed, but they have declined to make a statement at this time. No suspect has yet been identified, and authorities have not released any further information about who carried out the assault or what may have prompted it.
At this point, the only confirmed details are the brutal nature of the attack, the serious yet non‑life‑threatening injuries suffered by the teenager, and the fact that police are still investigating. The police investigation is ongoing and the whereabouts or identities of any potential perpetrators remain unknown. No conclusions have been announced about motive or suspect, and further details are expected as the inquiry continues.
