Both students have undergone surgeries and have non-life-threatening injuries, China’s consulate in Chicago said.
«:»Two Chinese students were among the victims of a mass shooting at Michigan State University on Monday, China’s consulate in Chicago said in a statement on Thursday. The two students remained in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after undergoing surgeries, according to the statement. Three people were killed and five others were critically injured – all of them students – when a gunman opened fire on the campus, according to media reports. Hours after the attack, the university police said they found the suspect dead off campus with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The gunman did not appear to be affiliated with the university, and a motive for the attack had not yet been established, police said. ‘We can’t just sit there’: mass shootings spur more Asian-Americans to buy guns The gunman had been previously arrested on a weapons charge, and had a note on him that threatened schools in New Jersey, The New York Times reported.
