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Police yet to confirm whether KZN shooting took place at ANC meeting

12 September 2021, 7:14 AM  |
Minoshni Pillay Minoshni Pillay |  @SABCNews
Police tape cordons off a crime scene.

Police tape cordons off a crime scene.

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Police tape cordons off a crime scene.

Police are yet to confirm whether the three people who were shot and killed in a drive-by shooting at Inanda north of Durban had been attending an African National Congress (ANC) committee meeting in the area.

Another five people were wounded.

Provincial police spokesperson Jay Naicker says a group of people was standing outside a school when the occupants of a vehicle opened fire.

He says, “At this stage, we received a report of three people that have passed away, that is three females and we also received a report of five that were injured during the shooting, four females and 1 male. The motive for the shooting is unknown at this stage.”

Provincial police spokesperson Jay Naicker speaks about incident:

 

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