15 reportedly killed in Munich shopping mall shootout
The report further claimed 15 people have been killed in the shopping mall shootings while several others are said to be severely injured.
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According to a report by a local medium, abendzeitung, shots have reportedly been fired by unknown individuals in the mall.
It was also reported that the shootings have left several others severely injured in Oz, Munich.
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While Police are already on the scene of the incident, the actual situation can't be ascertained but first shot was said to have been fired at about 17:53pm.
Emergency vehicle and possible injured individuals are outside the shopping mall in Munich, Germany.
The incident is coming few days after an individual attacked passengers of a moving train killing several people and others injured in Germany.
UPDATE
Fresh report shows more deaths have been recorded at the Olympia Shopping Mall in Munich, Germany.
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Leading German newspaper, Süddeutsche Zeitung reports there are multiple deaths at the scene of the shooting.
At least a half-dozen ambulances surrounding the building, which houses more than 100 shops and three major department stores.
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