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Several people injured in sword attack at Swedish school, municipality says

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Several people injured in sword attack at Swedish school, municipality says
Several people injured in sword attack at Swedish school, municipality says
One person has been taken into custody, the police said in a statement.
RTÉ News
RTÉ News53 mins ago
Several people injured in sword attack at Swedish school
Several people were ⁠injured today at a Swedish secondary school by a person armed with a sword, the Fagersta municipality in central Sweden said in a statement.
Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera55 mins ago
Several people injured in sword attack at Swedish school
One person has been taken into custody after the attack at a high school in Fagersta, local authorities said.
Several people injured in sword attack on Swedish high school
Several people were injured on Friday at a Swedish ⁠high school by a person armed with a sword, the Fagersta municipality in central Sweden said in ⁠a statement.
Several people injured in sword attack at Swedish high school
STOCKHOLM, Aug 21 - Several people were injured on Friday at a Swedish high school by a person armed with a sword, the Fagersta municipality in central Sweden said in a statement.
Reuters
Reuters1 hrs ago
Several people injured in sword attack at Swedish high school
Several people injured in sword attack at Swedish high school  Reuters
Several injured in sword attack at Swedish school
Several people have been injured in a sword-attack at a school in Fagersta, 200km northeast of Stockholm. The perpetrator has been found and detained.
CNN
CNN🏁 first to report1 hrs ago
Several people injured in sword attack at Swedish school
Several people injured in sword attack at Swedish school  CNN
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