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Georgian girl missed in Norway's terror act found killed
2011.07.28 13:35
Georgia, Tbilisi, July 28 / Trend N. Kirtskhalia /
A body of Georgian citizen Tamta Liparteliani missed in Norway while shooting a youth camp was found at the bottom of the lake, Georgian Deputy Foreign Minister Nino Kalandadze said at a special briefing.
"This is a great tragedy for all of us," she said. "The Foreign Ministry offers condolences to the family of the deceased."
She said that the girl had a gunshot wound on her back.
Kalandadze expressed hope that the Norwegian side will take all the measures to rapidly transport the body of the girl to Georgia. "Naturally, there are certain formalities, but the Georgian Foreign Ministry will take all necessary actions," she said.
She said that the family of the deceased will receive compensation from the authorities of Norway. The body will be transported at the expense of Norway.
Last Friday, a man dressed in a police uniform shot about 90 people at a youth camp of the ruling Labour party on the Utoya Island. A little earlier a large explosion shook the government buildings in Oslo. In total, some 93 people were victims of both incidents.
Anders Behring Breivik, 32 years old, is charged with killing at least 86 people on the island of Utoya on Friday, where the ruling Labour Party has a summer youth camp. Seven more people died in a bomb attack in Oslo earlier on Friday.
© Trend News Agency
Georgia, Tbilisi, July 28 / Trend N. Kirtskhalia /
A body of Georgian citizen Tamta Liparteliani missed in Norway while shooting a youth camp was found at the bottom of the lake, Georgian Deputy Foreign Minister Nino Kalandadze said at a special briefing.
"This is a great tragedy for all of us," she said. "The Foreign Ministry offers condolences to the family of the deceased."
She said that the girl had a gunshot wound on her back.
Kalandadze expressed hope that the Norwegian side will take all the measures to rapidly transport the body of the girl to Georgia. "Naturally, there are certain formalities, but the Georgian Foreign Ministry will take all necessary actions," she said.
She said that the family of the deceased will receive compensation from the authorities of Norway. The body will be transported at the expense of Norway.
Last Friday, a man dressed in a police uniform shot about 90 people at a youth camp of the ruling Labour party on the Utoya Island. A little earlier a large explosion shook the government buildings in Oslo. In total, some 93 people were victims of both incidents.
Anders Behring Breivik, 32 years old, is charged with killing at least 86 people on the island of Utoya on Friday, where the ruling Labour Party has a summer youth camp. Seven more people died in a bomb attack in Oslo earlier on Friday.
© Trend News Agency
