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Screening results revealed that only 33 per cent of students were within the normal mental health range. - Edited via Canva

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The tragic incidents involving youth violence in schools saw a pressing conversation on when and how children showing severe emotional or behavioural disturbances should be referred for psychiatric care. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

Small picture from left: Nadiah Syariani, Zalmizy

A sombre mood enveloped UMMC as the family of the Form Four student, allegedly fatally stabbed by a schoolmate in Petaling Jaya, arrived for the post-mortem yesterday. Photo: Bernama

Neglectful or overly strict parenting can breed aggression and entitlement by undermining school authority and modeling disrespect. - Photo by Bernama

Selangor police chief Datuk Shazeli Kahar during a press conference on the update of the fatal school stabbing incident of a 16-year-old girl in Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya. - Photo by Bernama

Malaysia’s alarming rise in school violence mirrors early warning signs once seen in the US, where unchecked youth aggression eventually led to school shootings. Photo: BERNAMA

A sombre atmosphere filled the grounds of the Pathology Department at Universiti Malaya Medical Centre as family members of a Form Four student, believed to have been fatally stabbed by a schoolmate in Petaling Jaya, arrived for the post-mortem, yesterday. - Photo by Bernama

Police have found two sharp weapons believed to have been used in the stabbing incident that claimed the life of a 16-year-old female student at a school here earlier this morning. Photo: BERNAMA