Shooting at a High School in Santa Fe, Texas Leaves 10 Dead

An armed assailant opened fire at a high school in Santa Fe, Texas, targeting students. According to the local police chief, 10 people have been killed so far, most of whom are students. The police also stated that the shooter and an accomplice have been arrested. Reports indicate that explosives have also been found at the school, and special agents are currently investigating and removing these explosives. According to local officials, among the injured is a police officer stationed at the school who was wounded during the exchange of gunfire. However, the number of injured has not yet been announced. Police forces evacuated all students from the high school and transferred them to a safe location to reunite with their families. Santa Fe is a city in Texas with a population of 13,000, located 48 kilometers southeast of Houston. An eyewitness reported that at 8 AM local time, the shooter began firing from an art class towards the students. U.S. President Donald Trump expressed condolences, stating that 'today is a very sad day.' He also mentioned he is working on finding ways to ensure greater safety for students. This is the second deadly shooting in the U.S. since the Parkland school shooting in Florida, where 17 people were killed.