A random stabbing in a Sydney shopping centre

The police organized a press conference and informed about the incident and said that some of the injured were injured. As soon as the incident was reported, the attacker was also shot dead by the police.

The police said that a person came back at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at the 'Westfield' shopping center in Bondi Junction, a busy area of ​​Sydney, and then came back 20 minutes later and reduced the incident. Speaking at a press conference, Assistant Commissioner Anthony Cook said that several people were taken to hospital for treatment. He also informed that in the preliminary investigation, the armed man had brought down the incident alone. He informed that a small child was also among the injured.

Eyewitnesses have said that those attackers who were attacking civilians with long weapons in their hands did not spare anyone. As soon as the information about the incident was received, the New South Wales Police mobilized a large number of security personnel. The assailant was shot and killed in a retaliatory action by the police after the police did not obey the instructions of the police to drop their weapons.

Eyewitnesses of the incident have said that the situation inside the shopping center at that time was terrible. Many of them said that they were hiding in the dark corners of the shops inside the shopping center. In the video footage available on social media and news organizations, the armed man can be seen walking into the shopping center with what appears to be a long knife.

It can be seen in the videos that some common people tried to stop the attacker. After the incident, the police evacuated the area and security has been tightened.

The armed person started stabbing the civilians in that place indiscriminately . When the stabbing started, the common people at that place ran and hid in the shops inside to save their lives.

The Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanizzi, said that the incident was very sad and expressed his condolences to those who died in the incident. The Premier of New South Wales, Chris Means, also said that he was shocked by the incident and said that he will return to Sydney immediately after his visit.