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US: Student opens fire at Maryland school, gets killed, injures two

| @indiablooms | Mar 21, 2018, at 05:25 am

Washington, Mar 20 (IBNS): Two students were injured as a gunman, who is supposedly a student as well, opened fire at a high school in the US state of Maryland on Tuesday before being killed himself, media reports said.


The gunman died during exchange of fire with security forces.

The incident occurred at Great Mills High School in St Mary’s County, about 200 km south of Washington.

According to reports, three students were initially injured including the shooter.

He later died at the hospital.
 

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