In Canada, knife attacks killed ten people in an isolated area, and two suspects escaped

Canadian police said ten people were killed and several more injured on Sunday, September 4, in stabbing attacks in two separate communities in Canada. The latter launched a manhunt in three provinces to find two suspects.

“We have located ten deceased people at thirteen locations in the James Smith Cree Nation and Weldon communities in Saskatchewan.” (Central province of the country), RCMP Deputy Commissioner Rhonda Blackmore said during a press conference from Regina, the provincial capital.

“Several other victims, fifteen of whom have so far been transferred to different hospitals,” he added.She added that the police were looking for her “Two suspects” and investigated “Many crime scenes”.

Today’s attacks in Saskatchewan are appalling and heartbreaking. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweeted. “My thoughts are with those who have lost loved ones and those who have been injured”he added.

A Dangerous Person Alert was issued Sunday morning to residents across Saskatchewan by police who responded “Several knife attacks in multiple locations”in the James Smith Cree Nation Aboriginal community and the nearby village of Weldon.

Search in an area as large as half of Europe

Rhonda Blackmore said police received their first call at 5:40 a.m. local time to report a stabbing attack in the James Smith Cree Nation, followed by others. The authorities think so “Some of the victims were targeted by the suspects and others were attacked indiscriminately”explained.

The suspects were first reported in Regina, the provincial capital located more than 300 kilometers to the south. The alert and research then extended to the neighboring provinces of Manitoba and Alberta, a vast region half the size of Europe.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority told AFP it had activated emergency protocols to deal with ‘A large number of critical patients’. “We can confirm that many people are being directed and supported across multiple locations and an invitation has been made for additional staff to help respond to this situation.”she added.