On Wednesday, Sweden faced its worst mass shooting in history as authorities reported 11 dead, including the shooter, at an adult education center in Orebro. The incident, which also left several injured, sent shock waves through the country known for its low crime rates. Authorities stated that the shooter likely acted alone and did not indicate a larger operation. In response, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson ordered flags to be flown at half-staff, while the local community mourned and paid respects at the scene. The school remains closed as investigations continue.
The country, known for low crime rates, is grappling with high per capita rates of gun violence in the EU.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson ordered flags at half-staff, calling the shooting a horrific act of violence.
Peter Larsson described the situation as devastating, indicating the emotional toll on the community in Orebro.
The Risbergska educational center will remain closed throughout the week as families mourn and authorities investigate the incident.
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