The toll of the victims from the Kosovo bus attack has been confirmed to 3, reportedly a boy, a girl, and the driver of the bus.<\/p>\n
It has been learned that the 2 students were 17 and 18 years old.<\/p>\n
A police spokesperson said that one person was pronounced dead at the scene, while 3 were taken to the hospital, but only 1 survived.<\/p>\n
The spokesperson of the Peja Prosecution Office, Shkodran Nikqi confirmed that the bus was carrying 8 high school students.<\/p>\n
\u201cGunshots were fired at a bus carrying school students while it was on the road. The chief prosecutor is currently at the crime scene\u201d, he declared.<\/p>\n
The spokesperson of the Peja Police Department, Fadil Gashi, said gunshots were reported around 7 PM near the village of Gllogjan, while the bus was driving on the highway.<\/p>\n
Unofficial sources claim that the shooters were wearing masks to have their faces covered at the moment of the attack.<\/p>\n
The Prosecution has not revealed what might have been the possible cause of the attack, or how many gunmen were involved.<\/p>\n
The Prosecution Office urged anyone with information to come forward and cooperate with law enforcement authorities.<\/p>\n
Politicians express their condolences over tragic bus shooting<\/strong><\/p>\n Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani said she was “shocked” about the tragic bus shooting, and expressed her condolences to the families of the victims and the quick recovery of those injured.<\/p>\n