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Police raise Norway massacre death toll to 93

By 김윤미

Published : July 24, 2011 - 21:46

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OSLO (AFP) -- Police on Sunday said twin attacks by a crazed gunman in Norway claimed their 93rd victim, when one of those injured in Friday's bombing and shooting spree died in hospital.

"The total is now 93 dead," Oslo police spokesman Anders Fridenberg told AFP with the search for missing persons also ongoing both in government buildings hit by explosives and around the island scene of the gun rampage.

Police raise Norway massacre death toll to 93

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