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Stade

city in Lower Saxony, Germany

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    Five dead, two arrested after shooting at youth welfare facility in northern German town of Stade

    A gunman opened fire at a youth welfare facility in Stade, Lower Saxony, killing five adults and wounding several others. Police detained two suspects, including the suspected shooter, and the motive remains unclear.

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