Summary
A girl in Daegu, South Korea, was hit by a suspected stray bullet from a military drill while at a playground. South Korea's military has stopped all drills using smaller firearms as they investigate the incident. The playground is located near a military shooting range.
Key Facts
- A girl was hit by a suspected stray bullet in Daegu, South Korea.
- She was near a playground about 1.5 kilometers from a military shooting range.
- The incident occurred during a military shooting drill.
- The girl was struck near her neck and taken to the hospital but has since been discharged.
- South Korea's military has halted all small firearms drills while investigating.
- The shooting range, built in 1995, has barriers meant to catch bullets.
- In past incidents, civilians have been injured by stray bullets from military exercises in South Korea.
