Yesterday, Hong Kong was nicknamed the "International Big Knife Club" by netizens.
The reason for the ridicule comes from the wounding case that happened!
Source: Ming Pao
At 3:35 p.m., in a second-grade classroom at this middle school, the teachers were changing classes: "The English teacher is about to leave, and the class teacher has just arrived in the class to prepare for class. ”
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30 cm sharp knife! Horror scene!
A 13-year-old female student suddenly took out a sharp knife from her schoolbag and attacked the male classmate sitting two rows away from the front from behind!
Between the electric light and flint,!
The 13-year-old male student who was attacked could not avoid it, and was wounded in the right arm, back and left arm and bleeding profusely!
Source: Sing Tao Headlines
When the two teachers saw this, they immediately stopped it.
The male student who was attacked was emotional, but fortunately he was sane and the teachers also gave him first aid on the spot.
After the incident, the school immediately called the police for help!
Ambulance crews arrived at the scene to bandage the injured boy, who was conscious and taken to Tuen Mun Hospital for treatment, where X-rays confirmed that there was no injury to the muscles and bones.
Police arrested the female student on suspicion of "wounding" and the case was mentioned in the Tuen Mun Magistrates' Courts this morning.
Source: Sing Tao Headlines
After the incident, the girl's "purpose of the murder" caused heated discussions among netizens.
According to the Vice-Chancellor:
"The girl is usually quiet, there is nothing unusual before the crime, and she has not received a report of a dispute between the two."
"The female student involved was very quiet and had received counselling, but there was no record of hurting anyone, and the school did not receive any record of her being emotionally ill, so it is believed that the incident was accidental."
Therefore, some netizens speculated:
"Could it be because of emotional problems?"
At present, the school said that due to the seriousness of the situation, it has been handed over to the police for investigation.
Therefore, as for the girl's "motive for the murder", let's wait for the final result.
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Praise for the school's handling of the situation!
After the incident yesterday,,, he contacted the parents of all the students in the class to explain the incident, and immediately counseled the students in the class involved to ensure that the students were emotionally stable.
Source: HK01
In addition, psychologists and social workers from the Education Bureau will visit schools today to counsel students.
Such an "accountable" and "responsible" attitude also made netizens praise it!
The "focused" school has immediately contacted the parents of the male and female students involved, and contacted the parents of all the students in the class one by one to explain the incident", and the way of handling it is very good.
"The school was very responsive."
"The school handled it well, and it didn't hide it.
In fact, how do Hong Kong schools respond to the occurrence of "crisis events"?
"School crises can include suicidal or self-injurious behaviour by students and/or staff, accidental death, serious injury, or violent accidents and natural disasters. In the event of an emergency (e.g. serious bodily injury, life-threatening or need for immediate assistance). ”
Source: Hong Kong Education Bureau
And this set of clear guidelines is actually not easy to come by.
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You may find it hard to imagine that before 2015, many schools in Hong Kong were reluctant to report to the police after a student accident!
The reason for this change is!
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The incident of a girl falling from a building at Kijin Elementary School
On December 9, 2013, Luo Shaoqi, a fifth-grade primary school student, fell from a high place in the school and fell into a coma with serious injuries and died in the hospital.
, only summoned the St. John's ambulance team to the scene, and under the delay, Shao Qi finally died,!
Source: ET Economy
As for why the school refused to call the police in real time, one of the reasons is said to be "afraid of reporters hooking the line".
What is: "Hook line?" ”
"In the past, hooking lines was indeed the most important way for the media to obtain breaking news, and the emergency department of every newspaper had a special person to "listen to the machine".
However, the police began to gradually digitize their communication systems in 04, and fire and ambulance vehicles also switched to encrypted digital channels in 2011. ”
If the school could have called the police immediately, it would not have put itself in the situation where everyone is angry today.
At that time, the school office even posted a notice:
"Instructions unless the situation is extremely urgent." ”
At that time, many schools in Hong Kong still required teachers and staff to:
In the event of a fire, you can immediately "call 999";
Source: HK01
There are even guidelines that say that even if a student is seriously injured, it is up to the school management to decide whether to call an ambulance!
After the incident of the students of Keijin Elementary School falling from the building.
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Hong Kong Education Bureau: Update the manual!
In order to avoid a recurrence of the case, the Hong Kong Education Bureau updated the School Administration Handbook for the 2015/2016 school year:
"Schools should take appropriate action, including calling 999 immediately for emergency assistance or calling for an ambulance service, and other non-emergency calls, yes."
Source: Internet
In addition, we call on all schools to review their crisis handling procedures before the start of the new school year.
After the School Administration Manual is updated.
In addition to responding to the crisis, how to deal with "school bullying" incidents is also a top priority.
The Hong Kong Education Bureau also has clear guidelines on this issue.
When schools become aware of bullying incidents, they should stop the bullying immediately;
Re-assess whether the student concerned is injured or emotionally unstable, and arrange first aid or treatment if so;
Source: Legislative Council
This is followed by initial conciliation and counselling staff to deal with the students involved in bullying incidents in an in-depth manner or to refer them to external professional services.
For more serious incidents of school bullying (e.g. serious violence or injury),.
If the bullying incident involves an illegal act, the school should take the initiative to contact the School Liaison Officer of the Police.
Source: HK01
If the situation is serious, you should immediately report to the police for assistance, and the EDB will work with the school, the Social Welfare Department (SWD) and the Police to negotiate the appropriate handling measures.
In addition, starting from this month, the Hong Kong Education Bureau will launch a one-stop hotline and online counselling service for on-duty counsellors and registered social workers to provide advice and counselling services to students and parents.
Do you like the Hong Kong society that takes student safety so seriously?