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AlarabGeneral

Violent Brawl Erupts at Jisr al-Zarqa High School, Injuring Teacher and Students

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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A violent fight at a high school in Jisr al-Zarqa on November 8, 2026, led to a teacher suffering a broken hand and several students sustaining injuries, including nosebleeds. The reasons for the brawl are not yet known, and the health status of the injured has not been detailed.

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  • A teacher suffered a broken hand during a violent fight at a Jisr al-Zarqa high school.
  • Several students were also injured in the brawl, with some experiencing nosebleeds.
  • The incident occurred on November 8, 2026.
  • The causes and circumstances of the fight are currently unknown.
  • No further details on the condition of the injured have been provided.

A violent altercation occurred at a high school in the town of Jisr al-Zarqa, resulting in injuries to a teacher and several students. The teacher sustained a broken hand, while some students suffered from nosebleeds. The circumstances and causes of the fight remain unclear, and no further details regarding the condition of those injured have been released. The incident took place on November 8, 2026.

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