Man, 22, hands himself in after one person shot in Wormhout, near Dunkirk, and four more at Loon-Plage camp

Summary

At least five people were killed in shootings near Dunkirk, France, including one in the town of Wormhout and four at the Loon-Plage migrant camp.

The victims at the camp were two security guards and two residents. A 22-year-old man claiming responsibility for the attacks surrendered to police and admitted to the killings.

Authorities recovered additional weapons in his car, but the motive remains unclear.

The Loon-Plage camp hosts primarily Kurdish and Afghan refugees, including families with children, highlighting ongoing tensions in the area.