Mass Stabbing on Cambridgeshire Train Leaves Nine Critically Injured
A mass stabbing incident on a train traveling in Cambridgeshire has left nine individuals critically injured. The event occurred on a direct service from Doncaster to London’s King’s Cross.
Incident Overview
The attack transpired on Saturday, shortly after the train departed from Peterborough, a scheduled stop. The train, which was the 18:25 GMT service, made an unscheduled halt at Huntingdon station due to the unfolding crisis.
Response by Authorities
After receiving reports of the stabbings, armed officers from Cambridgeshire Police quickly boarded the train at Huntingdon. Their swift action helped to manage the situation and ensure the safety of other passengers.
Details of the Attack
- Location of Incident: Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire
- Train Service: 18:25 GMT from Doncaster to London King’s Cross
- Scheduled Stops: Included Peterborough
- Time of Incident: Late Saturday evening
- Casualties: Nine individuals critically injured
Passenger Evacuation
Following the incident, passengers who were unharmed were evacuated and placed on buses for transport to London. This evacuation took place around 23:00.
As investigations continue, authorities are focusing on the circumstances surrounding this alarming event. The police are expected to provide more details as the situation develops.
