The President of USA, Joe Biden and Wife condemn Las Vegas campus shooting

 In the recent shooting incident at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas has been strongly condemned by President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill. The attack, which occurred on Wednesday, resulted in the tragic loss of at least six lives and left several others injured.

 The United States President, Joe Biden expressed his deep concern about the recurring incidents of gun violence on college campuses, stating that the University of Nevada, Las Vegas has now become the latest victim of this horrific act. In an official statement posted on the President's official social media account, he assured the American citizens that his administration is fully committed to taking necessary measures to address the issue of gun violence in the country.

 President Biden's message conveyed his condolences to the families of the victims and expressed solidarity with those who were injured in this senseless act of violence. He also acknowledged the bravery and dedication of law enforcement officials who risked their own lives to bring an end to the shooting spree.

 The president remarks,  "Jill and I join citizens across our nation in praying for the families of our fallen, ad for those injured and during these latest acts of senseless violence.

"We are grateful for the courageous work of law enforcement – who risked their own safety to bring an end to these deadly shooting sprees. 

"For all the action we have taken since I’ve been President, the epidemic of gun violence we face demands that we do more, but we can’t without Congress.

"Together, we must do more to prevent more families and communities like Austin, San Antonio, and Las Vegas, from being ripped apart by gun violence".

President Biden and Wife.

However, President Biden emphasized the urgent need for action to combat the epidemic of gun violence, highlighting that although significant steps have been taken during his presidency, further progress requires the support and cooperation of Congress. He called for collective efforts to prevent more families and communities, such as Austin, San Antonio, and Las Vegas, from being devastated by the devastating impact of gun violence.