Three children injured in Finland primary school shooting
The victims were taken to hospital, a police spokesperson told Reuters. The shooting took place at the Viertola school in Vantaa, a suburb to the capital Helsinki, which has around 800 students from first to ninth grade and a staff of some 90 people, according to the local municipality.
Three children were injured in a shooting at a primary school in Finland early on Tuesday, and a suspect, who was also a minor, was later apprehended, Finnish police said. The victims were taken to hospital, a police spokesperson told Reuters.
The shooting took place at the Viertola school in Vantaa, a suburb to the capital Helsinki, which has around 800 students from first to ninth grade and a staff of some 90 people, according to the local municipality. "The immediate danger is over," the Viertola school's principal Sari Laasila told Reuters, declining to comment further on the incident.
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