KwaZulu-Natal police say four people were killed after 20 armed suspects stormed into a men's hostel and opened fire.
DURBAN - KwaZulu-Natal police said on Wednesday evening that four people were shot and killed at a men’s hostel in KwaMashu, north of Durban, that afternoon.
Three people died at the scene, while a fourth victim succumbed to gunshot wounds at a local clinic. Five others have been rushed to a clinic after sustaining gunshot wounds.“Four people were shot and killed at KwaMashu men’s hostel on Wednesday afternoon. Three people were declared dead at the scene, whereas the fourth one succumbed to his injuries at the local clinic," said KwaZulu-Natal police spokesperson Robert Netshiunda.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
BREAKING NEWS LIVE | Four dead, five others injured in shooting at KwaMashu men's hostel | News24JUST IN | Four dead, five others injured in shooting at KwaMashu men's hostel
Read more »
Four men shot dead at KwaMashu hostel, police hunting 20 suspectsA tactical police team is on the hunt for about 20 heavily armed hitmen who opened fire on a group of men in a KwaMashu hostel, killing four people.
Read more »
UPDATE: Four dead following shooting at KwaMashu Hostel - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.Police now say that four people have been shot and killed at the KwaMashu men’s Hostel in Durban, from the three that was earlier reported. Five others were wounded, one critically.
Read more »
KZN teen allegedly ends her life after taunts over her appearanceA grade 11 pupil at Sonyongwane high school in Creighton, southern KwaZulu-Natal, allegedly ended her life on Friday, leaving a note highlighting the torment she endured from some school pupils.
Read more »
PODCAST | Taking the Rams by the Horns: Zuma goes back to civic politics, by hook or crookRams Mabote says he initially thought it was a joke when he got wind that former president Jacob Zuma had been elected Sanco KwaZulu-Natal chairperson.
Read more »