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In a disturbing event in the Indian state&nbsp;of Bihar's Supaul district, a five-year-old nursery student opened fire on a 10-year-old Class 3 student. The shocking incident occurred in a private school located in the district's&nbsp;Lalpatti area of north Bihar.

Authorities have revealed that the young nursery student brought a firearm to school, concealed within his bag. The situation has raised serious concerns about school safety and the accessibility of weapons.

<h2>Superintendent of police provides details</h2>

Superintendent of Police Shaishav Yadav&nbsp;shared the details of the incident, stating, "The student fired at a 10-year-old boy, who studies in the same school in Class 3. The bullet hit his arm."

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The police are investigating how the young child obtained the firearm and brought it to the school.

"The injured boy has been rushed to a hospital.&nbsp;We are trying to find out how the boy got to lay his hands on the firearm and managed to carry it to the private school which is situated in the Lalpatti area," Yadav added.

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<h2>Authorities call for increased security measures</h2>

To prevent similar incidents, SP Yadav mentioned, "We are also asking schools across the district to ensure that bags of students are checked thoroughly on a regular basis. The incident has caused much anxiety among parents and guardians."

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In a disturbing event in the Indian state of Bihar's Supaul district, a five-year-old nursery student opened fire on a 10-year-old Class 3 student. The shocking incident occurred in a private school located in the district's Lalpatti area of north Bihar.

In a disturbing event in the Indian state of Bihar's Supaul district, a five-year-old nursery student opened fire on a 10-year-old Class 3 student. The shocking incident occurred in a private school located in the district's Lalpatti area of north Bihar. Authorities have revealed that the young nursery student brought a firearm to school, concealed within his bag. The situation has raised serious concerns about school safety and the accessibility of weapons. Superintendent of police provides details Superintendent of Police Shaishav Yadav shared the details of the incident, stating, "The student fired at a 10-year-old boy, who studies in the same school in Class 3. The bullet hit his arm." Also read | UPSC cancels IAS Puja Khedkar's provisional candidature, imposes lifelong ban The police are investigating how the young child obtained the firearm and brought it to the school. "The injured boy has been rushed to a hospital. We are trying to find out how the boy got to lay his hands on the firearm and managed to carry it to the private school which is situated in the Lalpatti area," Yadav added. Also read | Humans are diminishing the brains of dogs. How? By petting them: Study Authorities call for increased security measures To prevent similar incidents, SP Yadav mentioned, "We are also asking schools across the district to ensure that bags of students are checked thoroughly on a regular basis. The incident has caused much anxiety among parents and guardians." Also read | Delhi-NCR residents bear humidity and heat due to patchy rainfall throughout July (With inputs from agencies)

India: 5-year-old nursery student brings gun to school, shoots class 3 student in Bihar

Mark Ross-Smith, the CEO of a Singapore-based company, sparked a viral conversation on social media after sharing his six-year-old daughter's candid critique of Etihad Airways' business-class service.

While sharing an unfiltered account of her flight experience, the young reviewer gave a mere one-star rating to the renowned airline. Her ratings were based on what she said was a flaw that left her unimpressed.

"Etihad sent a survey to my 6-year-old daughter about her recent flight experience in business class. I let my daughter answer the survey without any influence. It was a bloodbath," Ross-Smith said on X social media platform.

According to the CEO's disclosure, his daughter expressed disappointment with the flight because her school friends were absent.

Moreover, she pointed out various shortcomings, including the absence of chocolates in the kids' meals.&nbsp;"Kids meal was not good, because it lacked chocolate. Hot towel service was not offered to kids. Biz + economy kids packs, identical... she wanted more. Videos didn't start until we take off, ie: IFE on Etihad doesn't start until airborne," the CEO's six-year-old reportedly wrote in the customer survey.&nbsp;To top it off, the absence of pyjamas sealed the deal on her unfavourable rating. "No pyjamas," she wrote.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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When asked if she would recommend Etihad to friends and family, the critic delivered a resounding "1 out of 10."

Ross-Smith clarified that this scathing review boiled down to the Emirates' crew who offered her chocolates, while Etihad had not.

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Tagging Etihad Airlines, the father wrote, "My daughter likes chocolate... I'm Platinum, and we're flying again this Friday.... wow her and I promise you'll win the internet."

Taking note of the viral feedback, Etihad Airways responded while playfully suggesting a remedy for future flights.

"Hope we can get a 5-star review next time if we do a roll call: 'Calling all school buddies, please report to Etihad's boarding gate for a reunion in the sky and get lots of chocolate!' Please share your booking reference via direct message," Etihad quipped while also adding, "She is cute".

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The social media storm showed admiration for the CEO's daughter's candid feedback. "She is taught well," one user said. "Never under estimate kids, they are the future customers," another user said.&nbsp;

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Mark Ross-Smith, the CEO of a Singapore-based company, sparked a viral conversation on social media after sharing his six-year-old daughter's candid critique of Etihad Airways' business-class service.

Mark Ross-Smith, the CEO of a Singapore-based company, sparked a viral conversation on social media after sharing his six-year-old daughter's candid critique of Etihad Airways' business-class service. While sharing an unfiltered account of her flight experience, the young reviewer gave a mere one-star rating to the renowned airline. Her ratings were based on what she said was a flaw that left her unimpressed. "Etihad sent a survey to my 6-year-old daughter about her recent flight experience in business class. I let my daughter answer the survey without any influence. It was a bloodbath," Ross-Smith said on X social media platform. According to the CEO's disclosure, his daughter expressed disappointment with the flight because her school friends were absent. Moreover, she pointed out various shortcomings, including the absence of chocolates in the kids' meals. "Kids meal was not good, because it lacked chocolate. Hot towel service was not offered to kids. Biz + economy kids packs, identical... she wanted more. Videos didn't start until we take off, ie: IFE on Etihad doesn't start until airborne," the CEO's six-year-old reportedly wrote in the customer survey. To top it off, the absence of pyjamas sealed the deal on her unfavourable rating. "No pyjamas," she wrote. Also Read | Sweden's earliest 'summer' recorded as temperatures surpass 10 degree mark When asked if she would recommend Etihad to friends and family, the critic delivered a resounding "1 out of 10." Ross-Smith clarified that this scathing review boiled down to the Emirates' crew who offered her chocolates, while Etihad had not. Also Read | A Russian woman was interrogated for wearing a yellow jacket on the beach. Know why Tagging Etihad Airlines, the father wrote, "My daughter likes chocolate... I'm Platinum, and we're flying again this Friday.... wow her and I promise you'll win the internet." Taking note of the viral feedback, Etihad Airways responded while playfully suggesting a remedy for future flights. "Hope we can get a 5-star review next time if we do a roll call: 'Calling all school buddies, please report to Etihad's boarding gate for a reunion in the sky and get lots of chocolate!' Please share your booking reference via direct message," Etihad quipped while also adding, "She is cute". Watch | Russia and Germany urge restraint | Raisi extends condolences to Haniyeh × The social media storm showed admiration for the CEO's daughter's candid feedback. "She is taught well," one user said. "Never under estimate kids, they are the future customers," another user said. (With inputs from agencies)

CEO's 6-year-old daughter rates Etihad on no pyjamas, chocolates. Here's how airline reacted

In a shocking incident, a four-year-old boy drove his mother’s car to eventually crash it into two parked vehicles in Netherlands on Saturday. &nbsp;

Luckily, no one was hurt in the incident. &nbsp;&nbsp;

On Saturday, the child woke up when his father went to work and decided to take mother's car keys "to go for a drive", the cops wrote. &nbsp;

After the crash, the child left the scene bare feet, the police in the city of Utrecht said. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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On watching the kid walk on the street alone in the cold, the concerned bystanders called the police. &nbsp;

When the cops picked up the kid, the report of an abandoned vehicle appeared to have hit two parked cars came in.&nbsp;

"We then realised that the child may have been the driver," the Instagram post added. &nbsp;

The car was registered in the name of boy's mother, the cops said. She was then called. &nbsp;

Before being reunited with mother, the kid was given hot chocolate and teddy bear at the police station. &nbsp;

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The cops took the mother and child to the crash site. After reaching there, the child was asked if he could drive. He opened the car with the key and turned it on. He also moved his foot to the clutch and gas pedals, the police said. &nbsp;&nbsp;

The police urged the parents to hide their car keys. &nbsp;&nbsp;

"Fortunately, this mini driver's adventure has come to an end with a sizzle," the police added. &nbsp;&nbsp;

The police jokingly said on Instagram that they discovered a "new Max Verstappen". &nbsp;&nbsp;

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In a shocking incident, a four-year-old boy drove his mother’s car to eventually crash it into two parked vehicles in Netherlands on Saturday. Luckily, no one was hurt in the incident.

In a shocking incident, a four-year-old boy drove his mother’s car to eventually crash it into two parked vehicles in Netherlands on Saturday. Luckily, no one was hurt in the incident. On Saturday, the child woke up when his father went to work and decided to take mother's car keys "to go for a drive", the cops wrote. After the crash, the child left the scene bare feet, the police in the city of Utrecht said. Also Read | Moment of joy: Ukrainian soldier holds new-born baby in arms for first time On watching the kid walk on the street alone in the cold, the concerned bystanders called the police. When the cops picked up the kid, the report of an abandoned vehicle appeared to have hit two parked cars came in. "We then realised that the child may have been the driver," the Instagram post added. The car was registered in the name of boy's mother, the cops said. She was then called. Before being reunited with mother, the kid was given hot chocolate and teddy bear at the police station. Watch: EU to propose phasing out Russian oil imports in new sanctions wave × The cops took the mother and child to the crash site. After reaching there, the child was asked if he could drive. He opened the car with the key and turned it on. He also moved his foot to the clutch and gas pedals, the police said. The police urged the parents to hide their car keys. "Fortunately, this mini driver's adventure has come to an end with a sizzle," the police added. The police jokingly said on Instagram that they discovered a "new Max Verstappen". WATCH WION LIVE HERE (With inputs from agencies)

Baby’s day out: Four-year-old kid goes for a spin in mom’s car in Netherlands  

A few hours after Singapore police found the dead body of a 13-year-old, officials have arrested a 16-year-old on suspicion of the murder.

On Monday, police officials found the dead body of the victim with multiple wounds in a school bathroom along with an ax. He was immediately pronounced dead at the scene by a paramedic.

The crime took place at River Valley High School, which is one of the top schools in Singapore’s western region.

"We are all shocked to receive news of the tragic incident at River Valley High School this morning,"&nbsp;said Chan Chun Sing, Singapore's Minister of Education, in a Facebook post. "Our thoughts are with the families of the students concerned. Ministry of Education, Singapore is rendering all possible support to them, and the students and staff at the school."

While the 16-year-old was arrested and was due to be charged soon, the police will also be seeking a court order to remand the criminal for psychiatric assessment.

Preliminary investigations have revealed that the two children did not know each other. So, the motive behind this murder is still unclear. A detailed investigation has been launched into the matter.

The case sent shivers around the city where the safety of children amid rising violence cases has come out as an important issue that needs to be addressed. Assuring parents and students that the government will put its best foot forward to take of kids’ safety, Sing said, "We will take care of you as always. If you need to talk to anyone, or know someone who needs help, please reach out to an adult, your teachers or school counsellors. You are never alone, and we will always stand ready to help you."

A few hours after Singapore police found the dead body of a 13-year-old, officials have arrested a 16-year-old on suspicion of the murder. On Monday, police officials found the dead body of the victim with multiple wounds in a school bathroom along with an ax.

A few hours after Singapore police found the dead body of a 13-year-old, officials have arrested a 16-year-old on suspicion of the murder. On Monday, police officials found the dead body of the victim with multiple wounds in a school bathroom along with an ax. He was immediately pronounced dead at the scene by a paramedic. The crime took place at River Valley High School, which is one of the top schools in Singapore’s western region. "We are all shocked to receive news of the tragic incident at River Valley High School this morning," said Chan Chun Sing, Singapore's Minister of Education, in a Facebook post. "Our thoughts are with the families of the students concerned. Ministry of Education, Singapore is rendering all possible support to them, and the students and staff at the school." While the 16-year-old was arrested and was due to be charged soon, the police will also be seeking a court order to remand the criminal for psychiatric assessment. Preliminary investigations have revealed that the two children did not know each other. So, the motive behind this murder is still unclear. A detailed investigation has been launched into the matter. The case sent shivers around the city where the safety of children amid rising violence cases has come out as an important issue that needs to be addressed. Assuring parents and students that the government will put its best foot forward to take of kids’ safety, Sing said, "We will take care of you as always. If you need to talk to anyone, or know someone who needs help, please reach out to an adult, your teachers or school counsellors. You are never alone, and we will always stand ready to help you."

Singapore: School boy charged for murder of 13-year-old kid

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