South Korean soldier opens fire on comrades at border, killing 5

A South Korean soldier went on a shooting spree Saturday night at a post near the North Korean border, killing five
comrades and wounding seven, the Yonhap News Agency reported, citing
the army.
The army was searching for the perpetrator, who ran off after the
attack at the border town of Goseong. He was still armed with a rifle
and had about 60 rounds of ammunition and a grenade with him, the
army said.
A sergeant identified only by his family name of Lin fired about 10
shots soon after he finished guard duty, Yonhap reported, citing
unnamed officers.
They said the shooting had nothing to do with North Korea, dpa reported.