A survivor of a deadly church attack in Karak, Jordan, describes a scene in which people crawl for their lives as gunmen return and fire again. Jordan officials call the attack a terrorist attack, and no organisation has claimed responsibility, according to the coverage.
Several outlets focus on the survivor’s account, using similar phrasing about people crawling and the chaos inside and around the church. Two outlets also add broader detail on the aftermath, including the reported death toll and the number of people wounded.
While the core narrative is consistent—survivor testimony and the attack’s death toll and lack of claimed responsibility—headlines and lead emphasis vary between more general retellings of the survivor’s description and reports that foreground additional figures and specific details about the gunmen’s actions and the widening casualty count.