At least 10 people have been killed in a shooting at an Austrian school
The deceased was an adult, eight students and the alleged aggressor, who, according to various media reports, was a student of the school and was harassed by the school.
Ten people were killed today in a shooting at a school in the Austrian city of Graz, as confirmed by Mayor Elke Kahr.
He said the dead are an adult, eight students and the alleged aggressor (a student at the school) .
The attack took place around 10 a.m. in a secondary school that hosts students over the age of 14. According to the newspaper Kronen Zeitung, the alleged aggressor wasa student of the school and was harassed by the school.
According to the source, the alleged aggressor fired in two classrooms.
According to various media reports, a body possibly belonging to the alleged aggressor has been found in the toilets.
The Austrian police have reported on the X social network that they have launched a large-scale operation after hearing gunshots at a high school in the city of Graz, as well as sending special forces.
The building has also been evacuated and psychologists have been sent to assist the families and friends of the deceased.
"The situation is under control, no further risks are anticipated," the police said.
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