8 killed in Austrian school attack in city of Graz, media reports
Eight people have been confirmed dead after a school shooting in the Austrian city of Graz, Kronen Zeitung newspaper reported on Tuesday.
Citing local police, Austrian state media ORF said several people had been seriously injured, including students and teachers.
Police said they deployed to the school after shots were heard there.
It was not immediately clear whether the suspect was among the reported victims.
The Interior Ministry said there were several fatalities but did not specify how many.
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