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WATCH: Springs community rallies for 10-year-old shot in house robbery

Over 200 residents gathered for a mass prayer meeting following the tragic shooting of a young boy in a Clydesdale Road home robbery.

A 10-year-old boy was shot in the head during an armed robbery at his home on Clydesdale Road, Casseldale, on Friday evening.

The child was rushed to hospital and is currently in a critical condition. According to information received from a reliable source, the incident occurred just before 22:00.

At the time, the child was at home with his stepmother and younger sibling. The community rallied together on Saturday evening when a mass prayer meeting was held in a park in Casseldale.


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Springs community rallies around boy (10) shot during house robbery. Over 200 residents gathered for a mass prayer meeting following the shooting of a young boy in a Clydesdale Road home robbery. #Ekurhuleni

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More than 200 people attended the gathering to pray for the young victim’s recovery and to show support for his family.

A large number of CPF members and other residents also drove by in a show of solidarity for the young victim and his loved ones.

Springs SAPS are investigating.

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Thelma Koorts

Thelma Koorts is an editor with a passion for delivering high-quality editorial services that meet the evolving needs of readers and clients. She currently serves as the editor for the Brakpan Herald, Springs Advertiser, African Reporter, and Heidelberg Nigel Heraut. With over 30 years of experience in journalism, her goal is to keep readers informed and updated through informative news from the community to the community.

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