Child Killed, Three Others Hospitalized in Stabbing West of Sydney
Two children and a woman were left in critical condition following the Sunday attack, according to Mehr News.
A child died and two other children and a woman were hospitalized with critical injuries after a stabbing attack west of Sydney, Australia, on Sunday, according to Mehr News.
Mehr News did not report further details on the circumstances of the attack or any arrests.
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- A child killed, 3 wounded in stabbing in Sydney, Australia — Mehr News (Iran)
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