One killed and at least six injured in mass stabbing in Manitoba

Canada police said that a person was killed and at least six people were injured in a mass knife attack in the first nations community in the state of Manitoba.

On Thursday, the royal Canadian mounted police (RCMP) said the suspect in stabbed.

The event, which was defined by the police as a “mass wounded” event, occurred in the first nation of hollow water, northeast of 200km (124 miles) of Winnipeg.

Provincial Health Authority, BBC’ye said in a statement, eight people moved to local hospitals, he said.

A spokesman said they came with changing injuries.

Stars Air ambulance confirmed that it responded to an emergency in the Empty Water First Nation on Thursday morning and flew two patients to the Health Sciences Center in Winnipeg.

A few details about the incident are currently available.

On Thursday morning, the Manitoba RCMP warned the residents of the Empty Water First Nation that they should expect a heavy police in the community throughout the day.

They said there was no existing risk for public security.

“Hollow Water Water First Nation community to everyone in the community and everyone who is affected by this meaningless condolences,” he said.

RCMP will lead the investigation of the Great Crimes Unit.

In a letter to the residents published online, the Hollow River chief and the condolences of the Council presented his condolences “affected by this tragedy”.

The Anishinaabe community has a small population of several hundred people.