A mass shooting in South Africa left 6 people dead and 4 injured. Cops look for gunmen

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Three individuals entered a home’s garden and started firing during a mass shooting in South Africa, leaving six people dead and four others injured, police said on Wednesday.

The gunshots took place on Tuesday night in the Eastern Cape province’s Kwanobuhle settlement, which is close to Kariega. Police stated a search was in progress and that no arrests had been made of the accused.

According to official crime figures, South Africa has one of the highest homicide rates in the world, and at least 2,629 people were shot to death in the first three months of this year. That works up to 30 people per day.

Police reported that a woman was among the wounded in the shooting on Tuesday that left five males and a woman dead.

According to police spokesman Col. Priscilla Naidu, “it is alleged that three unknown males entered the garden and opened fire at people who were in the property or close to the house.” “At the gate, two females were shot. One of the women died as a result of her wounds, while the other one was shot.

Uncertain motivation for the shooting, according to the police.

In South Africa, there have been several large-scale shootings recently, including at least three this year as of Tuesday.

At a birthday celebration in the same Eastern Cape area in January, eight people were shot and killed. Ten members of the same family were killed at a home in April, including a youngster. Gunmen opened fire inside a men’s hostel, killing eight people a month ago.

16 people were killed in Soweto, a slum in Johannesburg, last year as a result of many shooters shooting at patrons at a pub.

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