This Is What the First Day of School Will Be Like After the Sword Attack in Fagersta: "There Is a Will to Meet"
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On Monday, many students returned to their schools in Fagersta, three days after the attack at Brinellgymnasiet. However, there is no teaching for the high school students, instead they meet at the crisis center. – I know that a technical investigation is underway inside the premises, says Johannes Håll, head of Fagersta's primary school.
Today, the students at Brinellskolan are gathering at the crisis center in Risbrohallen. Lilla Fagersta, which is characterized by shock and grief, will receive help in taking care of the municipality's students. - We all need to help each other, says school principal Eeva-Liisa Purolainen. Stay updated on the school attack in Fagersta - download Expressen's app
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When schools reopen on Monday in Fagersta, the municipality is marked by shock and sadness. A 17-year-old girl was killed and two boys were seriously injured when a young man attacked with a sword at a high school on Friday.
TikTok has come into focus after the school shooting in Fagersta. The social media company now tells Expressen that it is cooperating with the police.
Several ministers visit Fagersta after the deadly school attack. – We are here to show our participation, but above all our support on the first school day after the attack, says Minister of Energy and Industry Ebba Busch (KD).
The first day of school after Friday's attack in Fagersta is marked by shock and sadness, but also by community and support. The school's students and staff gather in premises next to Brinellskolan, where the memorial site is filled with flowers and candles. - It's a surreal feeling, says primary school principal Johannes Håll to TT.
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