Some of the children who were wounded in the shooting incident at a Kazan school could be taken for medical treatment to Moscow, Russian children’s rights ombudswoman Anna Kuznetsova said on Tuesday after visiting wounded children at the hospital, Trend reports citing TASS.
"I spoke with doctors about treatment prospects. Some of the children could be taken to Moscow. A decision to this effect may be taken soon," she was quoted as saying by her press service.
An armed attacker went on a shooting spree at Kazan’s public school No. 175 on Tuesday morning. Nine people were killed and twenty-one more were wounded. The shooter, a former student of that school, has been taken into custody.