The Balkan nation is struggling to come to terms with what has happened. A gray and pink toy elephant was placed by the school fence along with messages of grief, and a girl’s ballet shoes hung from the fence. People cried and hugged outside the school as they stood in front of heaps of flowers, small teddy bears, soccer balls.

Earlier, thousands had lined up to lay flowers, light candles and leave toys to commemorate the eight children and a school guard who were killed on Wednesday morning. The students filled the streets around the school in central Belgrade as they streamed in from all over the city. The bloodshed sent shockwaves through the Balkan nation unused to such mass murders.ĭozens of Serbian students, many wearing black and carrying flowers, paid silent homage Thursday to peers killed a day earlier. On Wednesday in Belgrade, a 13-year-old boy used his father's guns in a school shooting rampage that killed eight of his schoolmates and a school guard.

No other details were immediately available, and police had not issued any statements. Police were looking for the 21-year-old suspect, who fled after the attack, the report said. The attacker used an automatic weapon to shoot randomly at people near the town of Mladenovac, some 50 kilometers (30 miles) south of the capital, the RTS report said early Friday. BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) - At least eight people were killed and 10 wounded late Thursday in a drive-by shooting in a town close to Belgrade, the second such mass killing in Serbia in two days, state television reported.

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