Fighting at the Taufusi Markets has injured, scared and has led to calls for Police intervention.
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On Wednesday, school students from Pesega College and St. Joseph’s College fought at the market, resulting in a girl having her hand sliced.
It is understood multiple students were involved, fighting through the bus stop. A Pesega College student, who wished to remain anonymous, detailed the brawl.
“ There were kids everywhere that were punching, kicking and tackling each other. It was crazy,” he said.
Another Pesega College student, speaking anonymously, was scared of the fighting.
“I’m going to get dropped off to school now. It’s too dangerous for me to go to the market anymore because I know they are going to fight again.”
Vaitele mother, Palota Fale, witnessed the fighting. “I was just sitting and waiting for the bus and before you know it, all these school kids started fighting.
“This is definitely not the first time they have done this at the market. The police need to do something to ensure this doesn’t happen again.
“It’s not safe for my children to come here anymore,” she said.
It was not possible to get a comment from the Police yesterday.
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