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Following enquiries, we know that no disorder took place at any hospital in Birmingham following the stabbing of a 16-year-old boy.
We have confirmed this with officers who were in attendance, ambulance officials, and hospital staff who were on duty at the time.
After investigating, we have found that the boy's family, along with community members close to him, gathered at the hospital and were understandably upset and concerned with his welfare. There was no disorder.
Any claims of ambulances being raided or looted are untrue.
While images being shared on social media which claim to show people carrying weapons at a hospital are fake.
Thankfully, boy’s condition has improved and he is now stable.