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A | As thousands celebrated an Independence Day concert and fireworks show, police had to respond to reports of two officers reportedly being shot near the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.,One officer suffered a graze wound to the head, and another was shot in the right shoulder. They were both transported to Jefferson University Hospital and are in stable condition, according to police.,The shooting began just before 10 p.m. near the Philadelphia Museum of Art on the final day of Wawa Welcome America as crowds of people watched a fireworks show, according to the police. Many people were seen running from the area.,Video - Police Apprehend Suspect in Highland Park, Illinois Mass ShootingYesterday, 22:06 GMT,The Philadelphia Police Department took to social media to warn people to avoid the scene of the shooting and how to reunite with loved ones.,For those looking to reunite with loved ones on the Parkway, please meet at 1901 Vine Street in front of the Free Library of Philadelphia. All others, please avoid the area.— Philadelphia Police (@PhillyPolice) July 5, 2022,No information on suspects or arrests has been released. It remains an ongoing investigation.,The shooting adds to a growing list of mass shootings over the Fourth of July holiday weekend in the United States. At least 11 mass shootings have occurred across the United States since Friday night, leaving a dozen people killed and scores hurt, Gun Violence Archive said Monday.,The most devastating shooting was the mass shooting in Highland Park, Illinois that saw six people killed and 26 injured.。 (ECNS) -- Chinese customs anti-smuggling authorities and the Australian Border Force have seized more than 90 million smuggled cigarettes in a joint operation against a transnational network that moved counterfeit tobacco products through China to Australia, China’s Ministry of Public Security said Thursday. Investigators found counterfeit tobacco concealed among legitimate goods and shipped through China to Australia. Earlier, Chinese authorities dismantled nine smuggling groups and storage sites, seizing 32 million cigarettes. Intelligence shared with Australia led to coordinated action, with Australian officials seizing 60 million cigarettes and 60 kilograms of tobacco. 。