School teenagers in Munich subjected to gas attack; police investigating potential cases of severe physical harm
In a shocking turn of events, a major incident occurred at a school in Munich on Friday, resulting in the release of an irritant gas. According to reports, approximately 16-17 people were injured, several of them seriously, at the school on Franz-Nißl-Straße and Rothpletzstraße.
The cause of the gas leak remains unknown at this time. Investigations are ongoing to determine the source of the irritant gas and identify any potential suspects. The police have taken two juveniles into custody, suspected of spraying animal repellent spray at the primary school on Rothpletzstraße.
Firefighters and emergency services were swiftly deployed to the scene to handle the situation. A total of 69 children and young people were examined and treated by the emergency services, who faced a challenge in quickly identifying the affected individuals among the many children present. Fortunately, there is no mention of an acute threat to further persons at the schools on Rothpletzstraße or Franz-Nißl-Straße.
The incident has caused concern among parents and the community, with dozens of students complaining of eye irritations and breathing difficulties. The police and emergency services are working diligently to ensure the safety of all those involved and to investigate the cause of the gas leak.
In other news, a rare butterfly species was found in Munich, thought to be extinct. The Hofbräuhaus in Munich faces changes, and a missing boy from the Munich district was found in a train in Baden-Württemberg. Slaughter waste was spread on a road in Munich, causing hours-long cleaning.
As the investigation into the gas leak at the school continues, we will keep you updated with any new developments. In the meantime, we encourage everyone to stay safe and follow the guidance of local authorities.
Science and health-and-wellness news reported that several people were injured after an irritant gas was released at a school in Munich. The police, under crime-and-justice, have taken two juveniles into custody, suspected of spraying animal repellent spray at the primary school.
