Eastern England is reeling after a brutal mass stabbing on a train in Cambridgeshire left ten individuals hospitalized, nine of whom are in critical condition. The violent event unfolded on Saturday evening aboard a service traveling from Doncaster towards London King’s Cross. Police swiftly halted the train at Huntingdon station to attend to the scene.
A major incident has been declared, and the investigation is being bolstered by Counter Terrorism Policing units, alongside local law enforcement. Two individuals have been apprehended by police. BTP has described the incident as “deeply shocking” and is working diligently to understand the full circumstances, cautioning against premature conclusions.
Significant police activity is underway, leading to disruptions in local transport, including the suspension of train services through Huntingdon. Road closures and cordons are in effect. Government officials have condemned the attack, with the Prime Minister calling it “appalling” and the Home Secretary closely monitoring the situation. Citizens are urged to respect the ongoing police work and seek information only from official sources.