The victims suffered "non-life threatening injuries" and were being treated by ambulance crews, police said, just two days after a deadly knife rampage in a city shopping mall
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Australian police said they arrested a man Monday following reports that "a number of people were stabbed" in western Sydney.
The victims suffered "non-life threatening injuries" and were being treated by ambulance crews, police said, just two days after a deadly knife rampage in a city shopping mall.
The ambulance service told AFP that four people were being treated. Local media said the incident took place in a church.
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