Tunisia-Sfax: Student jumps from 2nd-floor high school

By R

| 27 septembre 2019

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An inquiry has been launched after a 16-year student jumped from the second floor of “Lycée 15 Novembre ” in Sfax.
She was hurried to Habib Bourguiba hospital where she underwent urgent treatment. She miraculously survived while sustaining a fracture in her right leg.

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