Attacker shoots six dead at offices in Saudi Arabia
By our correspondents
February 12, 2016
RIYADH: An attacker opened fire at local education department offices in southern Saudi Arabia on Thursday, killing six employees in what authorities are treating as a criminal attack, a senior Saudi official said.
The attacker has been arrested, Saudi interior ministry spokesman Gen Mansour Turki said, adding that two people had also been wounded in the assault, which took place in the Aldair Bani Malik governorate in Jizan region.
Saudi newspaper Sabq posted a picture of emergency vehicles outside a four-storey building. Other local media described it as a personal dispute. Saudi Arabia has seen several incidents of deadly violence in recent months.
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