In brief
A 15‑year‑old was stabbed several times outside Casula High School in southwest Sydney early Monday. Emergency services treated him on site and transported him to hospital where he remains serious but stable. Police have secured the area and launched an inquiry. Xinhua reports the injuries were not considered life‑threatening.
A 15‑year‑old boy was seriously injured after a stabbing outside a secondary school in Casula, southwest Sydney, early Monday morning.
Emergency services were called at around 8:30 a.m., treated the teenager on the scene, and transported him to a hospital; doctors report he is in serious but stable condition.
Police have secured the scene and begun an investigation into the assault.
According to Xinhua, the boy’s injuries were not considered life‑threatening. Several other sources—including News.com.au, 7News and The Age—report the same facts about the location, timing, and the paramedic response, but they do not mention the life‑threatening assessment.
