News24 | Death toll in Katlehong shooting rises to four
News24's headline. Reported by News24, IOL.
What the sources say, in brief
According to IOL and News24, the death toll in a shooting in Katlehong, Gauteng, has risen to four. IOL reported that the shooting involved ANCYL members and that the PKTT is investigating. News24 reported that two more victims died in hospital, according to Gauteng police, who spoke on Wednesday. Both outlets report the same death toll, and the sources supplied do not give further details on the circumstances of the shooting.
Key points
- IOL reported the death toll in the Katlehong shooting in Gauteng has risen to four.
- IOL said the shooting involved ANCYL members and that the PKTT is investigating.
- News24 reported that two more victims died in hospital after the shooting.
- News24 said Gauteng police gave the update on Wednesday.
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News24 | Death toll in Katlehong shooting rises to four. According to IOL and News24, the death toll in a shooting in Katlehong, Gauteng, has risen to four. IOL reported that the shooting involved ANCYL members and that the PKTT is investigating. News24 reported that two more victims died in hospital, according to Gauteng police, who spoke on Wednesday. Both outlets report the same death toll, and the sources supplied do not give further details on the circumstances of the shooting. Covered by 2 publications. News24: News24 | Death toll in Katlehong shooting rises to four. IOL: Katlehong shooting: Suspect set to appear in court as death toll rises to four.
Who is covering it
- News24 South Africa News24 | Death toll in Katlehong shooting rises to four The death toll in the Katlehong shooting has risen to four after two more victims died in hospital, Gauteng police said on Wednesday. · Tier 3
- IOL South Africa Katlehong shooting: Suspect set to appear in court as death toll rises to four A man who surrendered himself to police is expected to appear in the Palm Ridge Magistrate’s Court on Thursday as police investigate a deadly attack on a memorial procession in Katlehong. 14 Oct · Tier 3
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