Fourth victim dies after Utrecht tram attack
(dpa)
Amsterdam - A fourth person has died from his injuries after the deadly shooting on a tram in the Dutch city of Utrecht last week.
The victim was a 74-year-old man, prosecutors said on Thursday.
Three other people were killed immediately when a man opened fire on the tram in the western part of Utrecht on March 18.
A 37-year-old Turkish-born man named as Gokmen T was charged on suspicion of murder and terrorism. He has admitted to carrying out the attack and said he acted alone. The motive is unclear.
Three people were also seriously injured. One of them, a young woman, has been released from hospital. The third remains in hospital.
Three other people were killed immediately when a man opened fire on the tram in the western part of Utrecht on March 18.
A 37-year-old Turkish-born man named as Gokmen T was charged on suspicion of murder and terrorism. He has admitted to carrying out the attack and said he acted alone. The motive is unclear.
Three people were also seriously injured. One of them, a young woman, has been released from hospital. The third remains in hospital.