Austrian school shooting leaves at least 9 dead, including suspect / Global
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A tragic school shooting in Graz, Austria has claimed at least nine lives, including that of the suspected perpetrator. The attack—reportedly carried out by a student—has plunged the community into shock while authorities scramble to determine motive and security lapses, fueling ongoing debates over school safety in the region.
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