HUNTINGTON, ENGLAND – A terrifying stabbing incident unfolded on a train in the north of England, leaving ten people injured late Saturday evening. Seven victims remain hospitalized, with two battling life-threatening wounds.
Eyewitnesses captured the chaos as passengers fled the train station after the train made an emergency stop in Huntington, approximately 75 miles north of London. The attack, described as horrific by those present, saw two men allegedly stabbing passengers onboard moving train cars.
Authorities responded swiftly, taking both suspects into custody within eight minutes of the initial distress calls. The suspects, both British nationals aged 32 and 35, have not been named publicly. Police have arrested them on suspicion of attempted murder.
Despite the severity of the attack, officials have stated that it is not being treated as a terror-related incident. The motive behind the violence remains unclear as investigations continue.
Emergency services acted promptly, providing critical assistance to the injured and securing the scene. The swift police response has been praised, with authorities emphasizing the importance of community vigilance.