On Thursday night, Othaya Boys High School in Nyeri experienced significant property damage due to a student protest that spiraled out of control.
The unrest began when students refused to return to their dormitories after dinner, setting off a series of events that led to widespread destruction.
According to a report, the situation rapidly escalated, prompting a swift response from local authorities.
Police officers from Othaya Police Station, along with DCI agents, arrived at the school to assess the damage.
The inspection revealed extensive destruction, including shattered glass windows in several classrooms and severely damaged equipment in the physics and chemistry laboratories.
Additionally, the school’s main gate suffered substantial damage.
The police report confirmed that the students were responsible for the extensive damage, noting the chaotic nature of the unrest.
The incident has prompted the school administration to take immediate action in response to the disruption.
As a result of the damages and the ongoing investigation, the school has announced the suspension of all students until further notice.
This decision comes as the authorities work to address the aftermath of the incident and implement measures to prevent future occurrences.
The school community and local authorities are now focusing on assessing the full extent of the damage and planning for repairs.
The incident has raised concerns about student discipline and the effectiveness of current measures to manage unrest within educational institutions.
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