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Multiple deaths feared in Munich shopping centre shooting

| | Jul 23, 2016, at 05:16 am
Munich, July 22 (IBNS): Several people are feared killed and many injured as gun shots were fired at a shopping center in Germany's Munich city, reports said.
The mall is situated near the southern German city's Olympic stadium.
 
According to reports, the area has been cordoned off.
 
Munich Police are conducting a major operation in the area.
 
Munich Police believe that more than one shooter could be involved in the shooting.
 
However, no one has been taken into custody yet.
 
This comes just few days after the terror attack in French city Nice which left 84 people killed while many were injured during the Bastille day celebrations.

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