Schoolgirl Attacked by Male Classmate, Left with Serious Neck Ligament Injury

, A schoolgirl has been hit by a male classmate in Malaysia. The incident allegedly took place at a school in the Taman Ungku Tun Aminah area. The 17-year-old student claimed that a classmate kicked and pushed her and seriously injured her. After the incident, she was admitted to the hospital and has been receiving treatment for several days.

She has severe neck pain and is unable to walk normally. The family has filed a complaint with the police in this regard. The police said that they are investigating the matter.

Incident Details

According to the student, the incident took place on 10 April, in the afternoon in the school grounds. At that time, she was walking with some friends. Suddenly, a classmate came and asked about another student. However, when she said she did not know anything, the situation suddenly became heated.

The accused student kicked her from behind. As a result, she fell and hit her head on the wood. Even then, the attacker did not stop and pushed her again.

Physical Condition

After the incident, the student felt dizzy. She was taken to the school’s medical room, where she vomited repeatedly. Later, on the way home, she almost fainted near a bridge. A friend of hers took her to a nearby house and contacted her family. Her father then rushed her to the Sultanah Aminah Hospital. Doctors said that she had torn ligaments in her neck. However, it was confirmed that no bones were broken.

Family Reaction

The student’s father, Abdul Wahab Abdullah, expressed his anger over the incident. He said that the school authorities did not inform them in time. He alleged that the matter was kept secret even after initial treatment. Even he also said that there has been no apology from the accused or his family.

His daughter’s studies are also being disrupted due to the incident. Therefore, he demanded that the relevant authorities take appropriate action.

Investigation and Action

The police said that a complaint has been filed in the incident. Johor Bahru (North) regional police chief Radin Ramlan Radin Taha confirmed the matter. However, no details were given as the investigation is ongoing. Meanwhile, questions have also been raised about the role of the education department and the school authorities.

Those concerned say that action will be taken against the culprits through a proper investigation into the incident. At the same time, it has been said that necessary steps will be taken to avoid such incidents in the future.