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Four dead in Georgia mass shooting, gunman remains at large

16 Jul 2023 11:15am
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WASHINGTON, US - At least four people have died in a mass shooting in the US state of Georgia, Sputnik quoted a CBS report on Saturday, citing police and local authorities.

The shooting took place around 10.45 am EST (14:45 GMT) in Henry County located around 30 miles south of Atlanta, the broadcaster reported.

The suspect is still at large, the county's government said, urging the public to avoid the area of shooting.

The investigation into the shooting is ‘active and ongoing’, it added. - BERNAMA

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