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Student injured in a probable bully case in school dormitory

BERNAMA
By BERNAMA
10 Dec 2022 10:51pm

KUANTAN - A male student sustained injuries in a suspected beating by an older student at a boarding school in Bentong yesterday.

Bentong district police chief Supt Zaiham Mohd Kahar said when the 16-year-old victim complained of pain at his abdomen and urinating blood to his father when he returned home.

The student was brought to Bentong Hospital for treatment and a check revealed that his injuries was due to a suspected beating.

"The victim then revealed that he had been beaten by a student while sleeping at the dormitory at 2 am," he said in a statement tonight.

The student was then brought to a police station for further action and the Bentong district police headquarters criminal investigation department contacted the school.

He added that the case was still being investigated under Section 323.-- BERNAMA

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