US EditionSydney Attack: Have Australia's Authorities Failed?
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With strict weapons laws, Australia wanted to protect itself from attacks. Then two men in Sydney kill at least 15 people. The reaction: even stricter rules.
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After the anti-Semitic terrorist attack in Sydney on Sunday, Australia's government wants to tighten the already strictly valid weapons laws. "The government is ready to take all necessary measures," Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Monday in response to the attack. Two attackers killed 15 people and injured more than 40 others. One of them was shot by the police.
Magdalena Lerch was very close at the time of the attack. The 30-year-old tells of shots, people in panic and great luck that she had had.
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