Fifteen people have been killed in the shooting at Charles University in the Czech Republic
On December 21, local time, according to the Czech police, a shooting incident occurred at Charles University in the capital Prague on the same day, killing at least 15 people and injuring 24 people, and the suspect has died.
CCTV news client report with pictures
The head of the Czech Police, Martin von Drášek, said at a press conference on the evening of the 21st that the shooting incident occurred in the afternoon of Charles University, killing at least 15 people, and another 24 people are being treated.
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Czech Interior Minister Rakushan said at the same press conference that the rescue operation would last several hours and that there was no indication that the shooting was linked to international terrorism.
The Czech government has designated 23 December as a national day of mourning
△Czech Prime Minister Fiala (left), Czech President Pavel (middle), Czech Interior Minister Rakushan (right). CCTV news client report with pictures
On December 21, local time, due to the shooting incident at Charles University, the Czech government decided to designate December 23 as a national day of mourning, when the flag will be lowered at half-mast to mourn. The decision was taken at an extraordinary meeting held on the same day, which was also attended by Czech President Pavel and the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies.
Czech Prime Minister Fiala called on citizens to observe a minute of silence on the National Day of Mourning to remember the victims of the shooting on the afternoon of the 21st.
A shooting occurred at Charles University in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, on the same day. According to police, the attackers have killed 14 people and injured 25 others, 10 of them seriously. The attacker has committed suicide.
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Source: China Industry Network