Assistant to teach died at a knife outside the school of France

The teaching assistant died after he was stabbed by a student outside the school in Nogent, northeast France, officials say.

The 31-year-old teaching assistant was stabbed on Tuesday morning outside the high school Françoise Dolto when the students were checked by police, Haute-Marne Prefecture said.

French media reported that the suspect was taken into custody, and Prime Minister François Bayer said the student was 14 years old.

French President Emmanuel Macron said the teaching assistant was “a victim of a meaningless wave of violence” and stated that the “nation is in mourning.”

Politicians of different parties condemned the attack and called for more action against stab crimes.

The suspect was not previously known in the police, and the motive of the attack remains unconfirmed, local media reported.

Education Minister Beir and French Education Elizabeth Born said the student was stabbed.

Bourne said she would go to a nogent to visit the school, adding “I welcome the well -being and dedication of those who acted to restrain the attacker.”

On social networks, Bire wrote that “our thoughts came out” to a “little boy”, a family, close and the entire educational community.

“The threat of blade weapons among our children has become critical,” Bayer said, adding that it “depends on us to make it a widespread public enemy plague.”

Opposition politicians pushed the government to take more action.

Marin Le Pen, leader of the right national rally (RN), announced what she called “trivialization of ultraviolation, is encouraged by the apathy state bodies to put an end.”

“Not a week, without a tragedy that hit the school,” she wrote on social media.

Jordan Bardel, President of the PH, criticized Macron for saying that the brothel said that “refusal” of “savagery”, grabbing macron’s comments made over the weekend.

Speaking on Saturday before the UN Oceans Conference, Macron stated that “the government or the parliament did not succumb to this moment,” criticizing those who “want to forget the climate” and “prefer, in the meantime, to rinse people about invading the country.”

There were other recent knife attacks in schools. Last October, and The teacher was killed while attacking at school In the northern city of Ars.

Following for a knife in High School in Nantes in AprilBayrou called “Strengthen the control elements created around and at school.”

At the end of April, the Ministry of National Education reported that 94 lobed weapons had been seized in schools since March 958.

Jean-Reimi Remi, president of the National Secondary Schools Union, said: “It is impossible to be more vigilant 24 hours a day. We cannot say that every student is a danger or threat, otherwise we will never get out of bed in the morning.”