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BREAKING: ‘Five dead’ after ‘three gunmen OPEN FIRE’ at a mosque during prayers in Canada

BREAKING: ‘Five dead’ after ‘three gunmen OPEN FIRE’ at a mosque during prayers in Canada

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Emergency services were quick to attend the scene in Quebec, Canada TWITTER•ALEXANDREDUVAL

Emergency services were quick to attend the scene in Quebec, Canada

The mosque president has confirmed five people have been killed in the incident, according to Sky News.

At least 20 emergency services vehicles are at the scene in Quebec city as authorities investigate the incident amid fears of multiple victims.

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One local reporter claims there are “at least five victims”, although this remains unconfirmed.

More to follow…

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