Death toll from Lusikisiki mass shooting rises to 18, hunt for killers intensifies

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Death toll from Lusikisiki mass shooting rises to 18, hunt for killers intensifies
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On Sunday afternoon, Eastern Cape police confirmed that an eighteenth victim of the Lusikisiki mass shooting passed away in hospital.

An 18th person has died from the Ngobozana village mass shooting, in Lusikisiki. Picture: SAPS Police in Eastern Cape on Sunday confirmed that an eighteenth person has died from the Ngobozana village shooting, in Lusikisiki.“Eastern Cape SAPS can confirm that the eighteenth victim passed away at the hospital today ,” said Eastern Cape provincial police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Siphokazi Mawisa.An 18th person has died from the Ngobozana village mass shooting, in Lusikisiki.

On Saturday, IOL reported that a two-month-old baby was one of the people who miraculously survived the mass shooting which at the time left 17 people dead. Among those murdered were 15 women, including the mother of the two-month-old baby. Previously, SAPS national spokesperson Brigadier Athlenda Mathe said six people had survived the shooting.“We woke up to the sad news of 17 people being shot and killed in Ngobozana village, in Lusikisiki. In the first homestead, we understand that four people were shot and killed. There were no survivors. In the second homestead, we understand that there were 19 people that were sleeping in two homes in one yard. 13 of them were shot and killed,” said Mathe.

“We have six survivors. These include four women, and we have a man that is critically injured but we also have a two-month-old baby. It was not injured but we have taken precautionary measures and taken the baby to a local hospital for medical care.”

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