Cairo: As per the media reports, one of the teenage students who died during a fight with a colleague at a school in the Saudi city of Jeddah promoted security and education investigations into the incident.

As per the reports, during a fight at an intermediate school, the victim’s head f the victim hit a desk, citing unidentified sources. One of the classmates tried to provide first aid to the 15 year old student, but unfortunately, he was already suffering from head bleeding, resulting in his death.

The fight happened on Sunday in which two Saudi students were involved at the Granada Intermediate School in Jeddah, as per the reports.

Later today, the student’s parents buried him after the Muslim Asr (afternoon) prayer in Jeddah, it added, citing his uncle.

Moreover, the Education Ministry in Jeddah opened an administrative inquiry into the incident as there was reportedly no teacher in and inside the classroom where the fight exploded.

Some sources also stated that another pupil hit the victim’s head against the table, which caused a significant reason for brain hemorrhage that was the primary reason for his death.

And school staff was the one who called the Saudi Red Crescent ambulance, which took the boy to the hospital, but he could not be revived.

Police, along with Jeddah Education Department, are investigating the incident.

According to public security, the initial regular procedures in the incident have been completed and referred to a qualified party.

Saudi Arabians lamented the death on social media, sharing prayers for the boy’s family. Many parents presented concerns that no teacher was present in the classroom.

شرطة محافظة جدة تباشر مشاجرة في إحدى المدارس. pic.twitter.com/Lgt7NlwSCD

— الأمن العام (@security_gov) April 10, 2022

One of the Saudi fathers in Jeddah said, “I am in a dilemma after hearing this sad news. I just hope that god just grants them with patience and relief.”

I am outraged that kids were left alone in classrooms, and school authorities are taking no responsibility in order to supervise the kids. This is a sign of carelessness, unprofessional and detrimental to student lives.