According to the BBC News report, seven people were shot dead by gunmen at a church funeral in Jordan, state media said. The broadcaster attributes the death toll to state media, and its headline gives no further detail about the attack, the number of attackers, or the people involved. The broadcaster's report was the only source available for this account.

The same report, as summarized, said another 10 people were injured in the southern Karak governorate. The summary did not say how many of the injured were hospitalized, what their conditions were, or whether any of them had been mourners at the funeral. It also did not give the exact place of the shooting beyond the governorate named.

BBC News also reported that a manhunt is now under way. The summary did not name any suspect, describe how many gunmen took part, or give a motive for the shootings. It did not say whether any arrests had been made, and neither the summary nor the headline named the authorities leading the search.

The report establishes three points: seven people were reported dead, 10 more were reported injured in Karak governorate, and a manhunt was reported to be under way. The available reporting does not establish the sequence of events, the identities of the dead or injured, or the precise location of the church.

No other outlet is cited in the material available for this report, so no independent confirmation of the figures is available here. The casualty figures and the manhunt are therefore reported as stated by BBC News, with the death toll attributed to state media.

Sources: BBC News: Seven shot dead by gunmen at church funeral in Jordan, state media say.