Texas Shooting: Joe Biden condemns Texas mall shooting, renews call for arms ban in US

Washington. On Saturday, 9 people were shot dead in a shopping mall in Texas. The whole of America is shaken by this incident. After the incident, the American administration is in action. Even US President Joe Biden himself is seen in action. He condemned the incident on Sunday and at the same time renewed his call to ban weapons in America once again.

According to the news agency AFP, Biden said, ‘Once again I ask Congress to send a bill banning assault weapons and magazines. It is the need of the hour to implement it immediately. He said, ‘I will sign it immediately. We need nothing less to keep our roads safe. Apart from this, President Joe Biden has issued an order that the American flag will be flown at half-mast on all public buildings in honor of the victims killed in the shooting in Texas.

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Biden’s office has issued an announcement related to this. The US President has ordered that the US flag be flown at half-mast at the White House and all public buildings and all military posts and naval stations and on all naval ships of the federal government in the US on May 11 to honor the victims of the shooting .

It is known that on Saturday, an attacker shot and killed nine people outside a mall in Texas. The gunman fired indiscriminately at people outside the mall. 8 others were injured in this incident. The incident took place in the mall located in Allen, Texas province. The video related to the incident is also viral on social media. In this video, the attacker can be seen firing indiscriminately at people. According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have been more than 195 shooting incidents in the US so far this year.

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