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Marjory Stoneman Douglas High return back to school after mass shooting event

Updated on Mar 01, 2018 03:23 pm IST

The students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High came back to school after the incident that killed 17 students of the school. The students were seen hugging each other as well as crying after seeing each other where the incident rocked. Hundreds of police officers were stationed at the school premise and the school authorities have made sure that they'll be there for the remainder of the year as well. The teenager's use of an automatic weapon has renewed the national gun debate in the United States of America all over again. Many students believe that had their been stringent laws the incident won't have taken place. The school administration on the other hand were hopeful that things will get better with a 95% turnout on the day of reopening. Will this incident change the gun laws in the United States of America?

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