Kansas city shooting

 During the parade of Kansas City Chief, two people have been killed and 29 injured so far by firing by unknown person.

During the Kansas City Chief's parade, two people were killed and 29 injured, 10 of them are in critical condition and the injured have been transferred to a nearby hospital.

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Those injured in the firing have been transferred to the nearby Mercy Hospital. Among the injured are 11 young adults whose ages range from 6 to 15 years.

According to a local news agency, 9 of them were injured due to gunshot wounds. At this time, many organizations such as Panthers Raid's and Viking are continuing to send messages of sympathy and support.  Condolences

The mayor of Kansas City said in a press conference that the increasing number of murders in the United States is alarming. 

 There are very poor laws regarding the possession of arms.  A year ago, 154 mass firing incidents were recorded in the state in which 156 people's were killed and 582 injured. Kansas City Chief has issued a statement about the shooting that all his players, staff and families are safe