Mass shooting

The award is given to Tatjana Stevanovi, as an expression of support and respect for her personal bravery when she was wounded during the mass shooting on May 3, 2023.

A tragic shooting incident has shaken the New York subway system, leaving one person dead and five others wounded, according to a report by Reuters. The assailant remains at large, adding to the urgency of the investigation.

A 24-year-old student killed 14 people and wounded 25 at a Prague university on Thursday in the Czech Republic's worst shooting in decades, before authorities said the attacker was "eliminated".

The violence in the city's historic centre sparked evacuations, a massive response by heavily armed police and warnings for people to stay indoors.

Reports emerged today of a harrowing shooting incident at a university building in Prague, Czech Republic, resulting in multiple casualties and numerous injuries. Czech police confirmed the distressing news but refrained from specifying the exact count of victims, as per Reuters.

A terrible tragedy in the United States of America. At least 22 people have been killed and more than 50 injured in a mass shooting in Maine.

The shooter is still wanted. Police have now identified him, but his motives remain unclear. According to local media reports, the 40-year-old man is a firearms instructor but was recently committed to a psychiatric facility.

A massive manhunt was under way Thursday for a gunman who a local official said killed at least 22 people and wounded dozens more in mass shootings in the U.S. state of Maine, the deadliest such incident this year.

4 people were killed and 4 others injured in a mass shooting in the United States. The incident happened at night in Philadelphia.

The shooting happened Sunday after a Fourth of July holiday weekend party, police said.
Police said an 18-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man were killed, and nine people were hospitalized, including several in critical condition.
"Among the injured are 14 victims under the age of 18," said Acting Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley.

After two mass shootings last week that took 17 lives and injured another 20 people, Serbia has started imposing tough and in some cases controversial restrictive measures, including arrests for social media posts that appear to to advocate violence, a push for more police in schools and even demands for lists of "anti-social" school pupils.

After the second mass shooting in Serbia in 48 hours, President Aleksandar Vucic compared the situation in the country today to the 9/11 attacks in the United States and to the mass murders in Christchurch, New Zealand. In an emotional address to the nation, he announced that the most important goal now is to protect the children and police units will be stationed in front of all schools.