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uk news : The issue of lone wolf attack is often discussed in many European countries including France. Britain also became its victim on Tuesday. An attacker attacked with a sword and injured four people, while a 13-year-old boy was killed. Two policemen who were seriously injured are also included. He has been admitted to the hospital for treatment. The police have arrested the attacker. Efforts are being made to find out the reason behind the incident by interrogating him.
According to London Police, the lone wolf attack took place in Hainault, North East London on Tuesday. , A man with a sword has been arrested for attacking civilians and police officers, the Deputy Assistant Police Commissioner said. A 13 year old boy has died in the attack.
Deputy Assistant Commissioner said that we got a call before 7 am that a vehicle had entered a house in Thurlow Garden area. There were reports that people were stabbed. After this, police and other emergency services were sent to the spot. After which a person (36) was arrested with a sword. He said that the incident has no connection with terrorism.
People attacked with swords, one dead
An unverified video of an incident of people being attacked with swords is going viral on social media. It shows a man carrying a sword approaching a house in Hainault. If this video has not been confirmed. At the moment it is not clear where exactly the attack took place this morning. According to Transport for London, Hainault underground station was closed due to a police investigation in the area.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan told the BBC: 'I am absolutely devastated by the news from Hainault this morning. I am in constant touch with the Police Commissioner. One person has been arrested and the area has been secured.
PM Sunak reacted to this incident
PM Rishi Sunak also gave his reaction on this incident. “I want to thank the emergency services for their continued response,” he wrote on social media. There is no place for such violence on our streets. I would also like to thank our emergency teams for their immediate response, who acted with tremendous bravery.
