Austrian School Shooting Leaves 11 Dead, Sparking Debate on Gun Control and Mental Health
A 21-year-old former student, legally owning two firearms, perpetrated a shooting at a Graz high school, resulting in ten fatalities and several injuries before taking his own life. The attacker, who did not graduate, acted alone, according to police. Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker declared three days of national mourning following the tragedy, describing the event as a national tragedy. The investigation is ongoing, with a note found at the shooter’s residence, though its contents remain undisclosed.
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