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A stabbing attack at a busy train station in the Swiss city of Winterthur left three people injured on Thursday morning, causing panic among commuters and triggering a major police response. The incident happened shortly after 8:30 AM local time at Winterthur railway station, located near Zurich, one of Switzerland’s busiest transport regions.

According to Swiss police, a 31-year-old man attacked several people with a knife inside the station area before officers quickly arrived and arrested him at the scene. Emergency medical teams treated the victims immediately before taking them to nearby hospitals. Authorities confirmed that the injured victims are aged 28, 43, and 52, while one person reportedly suffered serious injuries during the attack.

Police sealed off parts of the station as investigators examined the scene and questioned witnesses. Train services around the area faced temporary disruption while emergency operations continued. Officials have not yet confirmed the motive behind the stabbing, and investigators are currently trying to determine whether the suspect acted alone or had any connection to extremist or criminal activity.

Swiss authorities said there is currently no wider threat to the public, but security presence around transport hubs has been increased as a precaution. The incident has shocked local residents and commuters, especially because Switzerland is generally considered one of Europe’s safest countries. Further updates are expected as the police investigation continues.

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