11-year-old boy hospitalized after shooting at Sydney home
The child was shot in the face and neck at a property in Sydney's north-west; five others in the house at the time were unharmed, police said.
An 11-year-old boy is in serious condition in hospital after being shot in the face and neck at a home in Sydney's north-west, The Guardian reported.
According to the report, emergency services responded to a shooting at a property in Norwest at about 5pm on Monday.
The Guardian said five other people who were in the house at the time were unharmed, according to police.
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- Boy, 11, in serious condition after being shot in face and neck in Sydney home — The Guardian — World
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