A man is in a life-threatening condition following a stabbing incident at Seven Sisters underground station in North London this morning. British Transport Police and the Metropolitan Police responded swiftly to the scene, which has led to significant disruptions and the closure of the station.
The incident occurred early in the morning, prompting emergency services, including paramedics and doctors from the London Air Ambulance, to rush to the aid of the injured man. Details are still emerging, but initial reports suggest that the attack was severe, with the victim sustaining critical injuries.
Two women have been arrested in connection with the attack on suspicions of grievous bodily harm with intent, and one of them has also been arrested on suspicion of common assault. They are currently being held in police custody as investigations continue.
The area around the station, a vital hub for commuters in North London, was cordoned off by the authorities to facilitate an efficient emergency response. A blue tent was erected near the station entrance as part of the crime scene setup, indicating the seriousness of the incident.
The underground station will remain closed while officers conduct their investigations,” stated a spokesperson from the British Transport Police. Passengers will notice an increased policing presence in the area as we work to ensure public safety and gather evidence related to this violent crime.
This stabbing adds to a string of recent violent incidents in London’s transport network, raising concerns about public safety in these critical areas. Commuters and locals are advised to seek alternative routes as the station closure is expected to last several hours.
Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Authorities are urging anyone who witnessed the incident or has relevant information to contact the British Transport Police by texting 61016 or calling 0800 40 50 40, referencing the Seven Sisters stabbing.
