Wellington Five wounded on Monday ran into a supermarket in Dunedin, New Zealand, as he began stabbing people at night. This was stated by The Associated Press, referring to city councils. The police confiscated and detained the tonka. Among the wounded were two store employees. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardernov said the motive behind the flow had yet to be determined, but that the police had no evidence of terrorism.
Needless to say, such an influx is deeply disturbing. She said that I wanted to be known for the courage of passers-by, who, according to the first, went first to protect their surroundings.
According to Ardernov, five people were taken to a hospital in Dunedin with stab wounds and other injuries.
According to Agence France-Presse, citing a statement issued at a later time, that the people were injured. According to the New Zealand Police Chief, an accidental influx has occurred and the suspect will be brought to justice.
Awit’s witnesses told the locals that chaos broke out in the trade as they flowed, people grumbled and fled to the entrances. An armed tunic with two Noys stabbing a commercial employee. Some agents tried to seize the tonka bean and were wounded.
We were shocked and astonished by the events that happened at Dunedin Central Store on Monday afternoon, said Count Dawn, who owns the store. He added that the priority is for injured employees and customers who tried to help them, as well as for employees who were shaken by a traumatic experience.
Dunedin is located at the entrance to the other island of New Zealand, as it is the second largest city after Christchurch. According to available data, Dunedin has a population of more than 126,000.
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