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WorldKnife attack in France leaves children in critical condition

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Knife attack in France leaves children in critical condition

Reports indicate that children are currently in critical condition after a knife attack occurred in the alpine town of Annecy, located in southeastern France.

Police have stated that the attack took place in a park at around 09:45 local time and was perpetrated by a 45-year-old Syrian man who was seeking refugee status.

According to French media, the injured children, approximately three years old, include two in critical condition.

Per reports, the suspect is thought to be a Syrian asylum seeker.

The attack has left the nation in shock, as stated by French President Emmanuel Macron.

“Our thoughts are with [those hurt] as well as their families and the emergency services,” he added.

The mayor of Annecy has strongly condemned the horrific incident and announced that a press conference will be held to provide further updates.

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