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Sunday, September 27, 2026

Dois ataques a tiros deixam 27 mortos na África do Sul

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Pelo menos 27 pessoas morreram em dois ataques a tiros ocorridos na África do Sul, um em Joanesburgo e outro nos arredores da Cidade do Cabo, informou a polícia.

No primeiro incidente, oito homens armados com rifles invadiram um bar no oeste de Joanesburgo na noite de sábado (26) e mataram 17 pessoas, além de ferir outras 15. 

Segundo a polícia, eles abriram fogo contra clientes que bebiam do lado de fora do estabelecimento antes de entrar no local e continuar disparando. Entre as vítimas há 13 homens e quatro mulheres. 

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