In the aftermath of YouTube shooting , Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai has expressed his support to the employees of the video-sharing platform. This comes after he tweeted extending his support on behalf of YouTube’s CEO Susan Wojcicki. The mass shooting happened on 3 April at San Bruno in California. [caption id=“attachment_2618274” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Google CEO Sundar Pichai. Reuters.[/caption] In an official statement, Pichai confirmed that four people were injured during the attack. However, it is not certain whether it also includes the alleged female shooter identified as Nasim Agdham . She was a content creator. The YouTube mass shooting received support from various other tech companies as well. Meanwhile, Pichai also expressed his gratitude to the law enforcers and the first responders. Here is the full text of his note to the staff which was tweeted by Google’s communication team. Everyone, Earlier this afternoon, while our employees were having lunch, we received reports of an active shooter at YouTube in San Bruno. Law enforcement and our Security team worked to evacuate the buildings and prioritize the safety of everyone there. The best information we have is that the situation is contained. We are very actively monitoring and working with local authorities and hospitals. It’s with great sadness that I tell you — based on the latest information — four people were injured in this horrific act of violence. We’re doing everything we can to support them and their families at this time. I’m grateful to everyone inside and outside the company for the outpouring of support and best wishes. I am especially thankful to the first responders and our own security team who acted so quickly to keep people safe. I know a lot of you are in shock right now. Over the coming days, we will continue to provide support to help everyone in our Google family heal from this unimaginable tragedy. Let’s everyone come together now to support Susan and the YouTube team. —Sundar
Meanwhile, Pichai also expressed his gratitude to the law enforcers and the first responders.
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