Relatives of a victim sit in front of the Resorts World Hotel, a popular tourist site in Manila, the capital of the Philippines that was on lockdown after a shooting on June 2, 2017. A police official said the incident was a robbery attempt by one person and not a terrorist attack.
Relatives of a victim sit in front of the Resorts World Hotel, a popular tourist site in Manila, the capital of the Philippines that was on lockdown after a shooting on June 2, 2017. A police official said the incident was a robbery attempt by one person and not a terrorist attack.
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Firemen break a glass window of the Resorts World Hotel following the assault.
Firemen break a glass window of the Resorts World Hotel following the assault.
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Firemen arrive at the Resorts World Hotel.
Firemen arrive at the Resorts World Hotel.
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A police officer stands guard outside the resort.
A police officer stands guard outside the resort.
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Smoke rises from the resort complex, which has an array of hotels, restaurants and bars.
Smoke rises from the resort complex, which has an array of hotels, restaurants and bars.
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Police take positions outside the resort.
Police take positions outside the resort.
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A victim is stretchered away from the scene.
A victim is stretchered away from the scene.
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It was not immediately clear how many people were hurt in the attack, which started around midnight on Thursday, June 1. Stephen Reilly, the resort's chief operating officer, later told reporters that about 30 people were hurt and nobody was killed, CNN Philippines reported.
It was not immediately clear how many people were hurt in the attack, which started around midnight on Thursday, June 1. Stephen Reilly, the resort's chief operating officer, later told reporters that about 30 people were hurt and nobody was killed, CNN Philippines reported.
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A victim is helped at the resort.
A victim is helped at the resort.
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Emergency responders tend to a victim.
Emergency responders tend to a victim.
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