Two dead and two injured after shooting incident

Two people were killed and two people were seriously injured in a shot in Fermanagh.

Northern Ireland ambulance service, Wednesday at 08:21 BST received a call and sent to the scene in Maguiresbridge three vehicles and air ambulances, he said.

He added that one patient was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast with the air ambulance and that another was taken to the South West Acute Hospital in Enniskillen.

The Northern Ireland Police Service (PSNI) said there was no ongoing risk for the public, but Drummer Road remained closed to drivers.

Deborah Erskine, a member of the Democratic Union Party Assembly, called on people not to speculate about the incident, “the police did their work”.

“This is really shocking and stun the whole society.”

“This is a rural, quiet area and everyone is deeply influenced by what happened this morning.”

Erskine, the incident “not only in Maguiresbridge, but just against Fermanagh caused widespread shock,” he said.

“This is a small rural area, this is a very rural road, such things are completely unexpected in this region of the world.

Erskine told BBC News Ni, “All our thoughts will be in the first place, with the family and what they have to deal with today.” He said.

Sinn Féin deputy Pat Cullen, “his thoughts with the victims and their families in this tragic time,” he said.

“I urge people not to speculate about the details of this tragic and shocking event.”