A provisor at Degrugillier High School in Auchel, near Béthune in the Pas-de-Calais department, was injured in the ear by a mortar shell this morning, according to the local prefecture. The provisor, who is responsible for administrative and operational management at the school, was treated by firefighters on the scene and is currently hospitalized. The incident has raised concerns about safety in the area, particularly near educational institutions. The rectorate, which oversees the region’s educational institutions, announced that it will file a formal complaint regarding the incident. This follows reports of the mortar attack, which has sparked discussions about security measures in schools and public spaces. The attack is being investigated by local authorities to determine its origins and potential links to broader regional tensions. Five people were detained in Auchel following the incident, with a total of 37 people detained across the Pas-de-Calais department this morning. The arrests are part of an ongoing operation by law enforcement to address potential threats to public safety. Details about the detainees and the nature of their alleged involvement have not yet been disclosed. The mortar attack has drawn attention to the vulnerability of civilian infrastructure to acts of violence. Local officials are working closely with emergency services and security agencies to ensure the safety of students, staff, and the broader community. Investigations are expected to continue in the coming days as authorities seek to understand the full context of the attack.