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Markku Ulander / Lehtikuva / AFP(LONDON) -- A 12-year-old was killed and two others were injured Tuesday morning during a shooting carried out by another student at a school in Finland, police officials said."The police arrested the suspect. The investigation of the act continues," Finnish police said in a statement.The suspect, who was also identified as a 12-year-old student at the school, was in possession of a firearm when arrested, police said."No force was used in the apprehension," police said in a press release. "A firearm was found in the suspect's possession....

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Finland: Child dead and two wounded at school shooting near Helsinki - Vimarsana News

Finland: Child dead and two wounded at school shooting near Helsinki

The shooting took place at the Viertola school in Vantaa, a suburb of the Finnish capital, where around 800 students and 90 staff attend. One student was…

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12-Year-Old Student Opens Fire At Finland School, 1 Dead - Vimarsana News

12-Year-Old Student Opens Fire At Finland School, 1 Dead

Police in Finland say a 12-year-old student has opened fire at a secondary school in southern Finland and wounded three other students.

How should we talk to children about the school shooting? - Vimarsana News

How should we talk to children about the school shooting?

News of a school shooting flooded media outlets in Finland on Tuesday. Adults should answer children's questions calmly and be careful not to project their own anxieties, says an expert.

Source: yle.fi