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Sixteen injured after ex-student opens fire at high school in Turkey

Sixteen injured after ex-student opens fire at high school in Turkey

Students and teachers are among those who were injured in the attack in the country's south-east.

April 14, 2026 at 01:23 PM Original source
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Sixteen injured after ex-student opens fire at high school in Turkey
BBC Newsvia rss

Students and teachers are among those who were injured in the attack in the country's south-east.

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A gunman opens fire at a high school in Turkey, w ... , reports say
WPXIvia ai

A former student opened fire at a ... southeast Turkey on Tuesday, wounding ... before killing himself, officials said.

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A gunman opens fire at a high school in Turkey, wounding at least 16 before killing himself
Associated Pressvia ai

An 18-year-old former student opened fire at a vocational high school in Siverek, Sanliurfa province, injuring at least 16 people, including students, teachers, a police officer, and a canteen employee, before taking his own life.

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Sixteen injured after ex-student opens fire at high school in Turkey
AOLvia ai

A former student opened fire at a high school in southeastern Turkey, wounding at least 16 people, including 10 students, four teachers, a cafeteria worker, and a police officer, before killing himself with the same shotgun.

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Sixteen injured after ex-student opens fire at high school in Turkey
The Starvia ai

Students and teachers are among those who were injured in the attack in the country's south-east.

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Newservia ai

A former student opened fire at a ... southeast Turkey on Tuesday, wounding ... before killing himself, an official ... .

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