A girl who was wounded in a mass shooting in a school in Belgrade earlier this month when a 13-year old opened fire has died, bringing the death toll to 10, authorities said.
A girl lays flowers for the victims in front of the Vladimir Ribnikar school, two days after a 13-year-old boy used his father's guns to kill eight fellow students and a guard, in Belgrade, Serbia, Friday, May 5, 2023. The bloodshed sent shockwaves through a Balkan nation scarred by wars, but unused to mass murders.
The girl died on Monday morning at a children’s clinic in Belgrade, Serbia’s health ministry said, according to official media. The girl had been in critical condition with head injuries following the May 3 attack, said a statement. The first ever school shooting in Serbia stunned the Balkan country. A day later a 20-year-old randomly fired from an automatic weapon in two villages south of Belgrade, killing eight people and wounding 14.
Serbia’s populist government has launched a gun crackdown that includes a one-month amnesty for those who voluntarily hand over unregistered weapons, as well as stricter control of gun owners, a moratorium on new licenses and prison sentences for possession of illegal guns.
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Serbia: Guns, grenades and rocket launchers among 13,500 weapons surrendered after mass shootingsAuthorities in Serbia have displayed stacks of guns and cartons of hand grenades from the thousands of weapons they say people have handed over since back-to-back mass shootings stunned the Balkan nation. The government declared a one-month amnesty period for citizens to surrender unregistered weapons following the two shootings in two days this month that left 17 people dead, many of them children. President Aleksandar Vucic accompanied police officials to view the assortment of arms on Sunday. Officials said residents had turned over about 13,500 items since the amnesty opened, including anti-tank rocket launchers. Photos from the scene showed lines of rifles, automatic weapons and pistols stacked neatly on the floor in a warehouse.
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