An 11-year-old boy is in serious condition after being shot in a home in Sydney’s north-west. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon around 5pm in the Norwest area, where emergency services were called to a property following reports of a shooting. According to police, the boy sustained gunshot wounds to his face and neck. Paramedics provided initial treatment at the scene before transporting him to the hospital. Five other people who were inside the home at the time were not injured. Police have indicated that the shots were fired from within the home, and there is no indication that an external suspect is involved. This suggests the incident may have been a result of a domestic situation, though the exact circumstances remain under investigation. Authorities have set up a crime scene at the property to gather evidence and determine the full context of the shooting. The police are currently looking into the incident to understand what led to the use of firearms inside the home. While no arrests have been made public, investigators are working to establish the background of the individuals involved. The community has been advised to avoid the area while the investigation is ongoing. This incident has raised concerns about gun safety and the potential risks associated with firearms in domestic settings. Authorities are likely to review the situation to ensure similar incidents can be prevented in the future. As the investigation continues, more details about the case may emerge in the coming days.