Acid attack on 14 year old girl in London
A 14 year old girl has come out “Seriously injured” after being attacked with a substance.The acid, which was allegedly thrown on him, another student and a staff member of his school outside an educational center in London, was thrown at him, the London Metropolitan Police (Met) reported on Tuesday.
Police spokesperson has given this assurance Officers were called to Westminster Academy on Monday, The incident occurred at around 4:40 pm local time, on Alfred Road in the Westbourne Park area in the west of the capital.
Injuries that will change your life
The girl is admitted to the hospital this Tuesday also potentially life-changing injuriesApart from minor injuries, another A 16-year-old teenager is also admitted in injured condition. and one 27 year old woman, school employeeHe was discharged from the hospital after being injured in the incident.
The teen suffered injuries that are not life-threatening, However he is not in such a medical condition that he can be discharged. The two police officers who intervened in the incident also later had to be taken to hospital as a precaution Both of them had said that they were unwell. As revealed by the police.
they investigate the attackers
“Tests are being conducted on the substanceA Met Office spokesperson said, “At this time officers believe it to be acid and an investigation is underway to identify and arrest those responsible.”
“The crime scene is being analyzed and is closed off while the case is analyzed.”Two teams specializing in aggressive substances have also visited the school, an IMD official said.
psychological help
“This is indeed a painful attack on students and teachers. The Municipal Board remains in touch with the school.” We will use psychologists to help students cope with trauma” Westminster MP Hugh Adams told the newspaper. Guardian,
“Clearly, this attack seeks to destabilize the school and the entire community. We ask anyone who has any information to provide it to the police“, he said. After what happened, the affected school has been closed and classes are being taught ‘online’.