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Sweden school shooting: All 11 people who died have been identified by police - as local media name second victim

A mass shooting occurred at Risbergska School in Örebro, Sweden, where suspected gunman Rickard Andersson killed 10 people before taking his own life, according to Swedish media.
The victims included a Syrian refugee and a Bosnian citizen, confirmed by their respective embassies, as stated by the Syrian embassy on Facebook.
Police described the chaotic scene as an 'inferno' with 'dead people and injured people, screams and smoke,' as reported by Örebro Police Chief Lars Wiren.
Authorities are investigating the shooter's motives, with indications he may have been a former student at the school, according to Police Investigations Leader Anna Bergqvist.

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Sweden Plans Stricter Gun Laws and School Security After Shooting - teleSUR English

Minister Edholm proposed new laws requiring schools to keep doors locked and called for mandatory emergency training. On Friday, the Swedish government announced plans to tighten firearm regulations and enhance school security following a deadly school shooting in Orebro. RELATED: Sweden’s Worst Mass Shooting in History Kills 10 at School The tragic event raises pressing concerns about gun legislation. The Swedish government stressed the need fo…

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Police identify all victims in Sweden's mass shooting

Seven women and three men died in Sweden's worst mass shooting, police said Friday after completing the identification of the victims.

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“It's a different feeling now — the tears just keep flowing”

Mirna just ran. Hellen hid under a Brit. Ali shut himself in the classroom and his mother believed he had been taken hostage. On Tuesday, Risbergska school in Örebro became the scene of Sweden's deadliest mass shooting. This is the story of Mirna, Hellen and Ali about the time after the deed.

15 days ago·Stockholm, Sweden

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Three days after the attack in Sweden, the victims have been identified

Three days after the deadly shooting at a school in the Swedish town of Örebro, all victims have been identified. Apart from the shooter, there are three men and seven women. All victims were between 28 and 68 years old and lived in Örebro. The Swedish police have not yet released any names. It has been announced that the victims had different nationalities. Many migrants live in the university town. The police say they have not yet seen any evi…

15 days ago·Netherlands

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