Japanese students injured in stabbing during entrance exams
The Hindu
The alleged assailant, a 17-year old high school student, was arrested
Several high school students sitting their university entrance exam in Tokyo were wounded on January 15 in an apparent knife attack, Japanese media said.
Public broadcaster NHK said three people were conscious after being injured in the morning when another student attacked them with a bladed object as they gathered to take their entrance exam.
The alleged assailant, a 17-year old high school student, was arrested, the Asahi newspaper said.
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