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The number of victims in the shooting at the lyceum in Turkey increased to 11

In the Turkish province of Manisa increased the number of victims of shooting at the lyceum: injured already 11 people, two of them are in serious condition. About this...

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The number of victims in the shooting at the lyceum in Turkey increased to 11

In the Turkish province of Manisa increased the number of victims of shooting at the lyceum: injured already 11 people, two of them are in serious condition. This was stated by the Minister of justice of Turkey Akyn Gurlek, writes sb.by.

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According to RIA Novosti, the incident occurred at the vocational lyceum named after Inji Yuzmez in the Turgutlu area - a report of shooting came about 07:59 (time coincides with Moscow). Eight victims were initially reported. According to the newspaper Sözçü, one of the wounded students died, but the authorities of Manisa have not yet confirmed this information.

According to the investigation, three people were detained in the case of the attack.

One student killed, four injured in armed attack on school in Turkey

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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