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Newtownabbey stabbing: Six injured Newtownabbey stabbing: Six injured in 'frenzied attack'
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A man and a woman have been seriously injured in a stabbing incident in County Antrim, the ambulance service has said. One of six people hospitalised with stab wounds after a "frenzied attack" in County Antrim has undergone surgery.
Four others were injured in the incident, which happened at around 16:00 GMT in Newtownabbey. Details are unclear, but police said they were not looking for anyone other than the six injured people.
Police are not looking for anyone else in connection with the stabbings. One woman needed surgery, while two men and a woman remain in hospital in a stable condition, and two people have been treated and discharged.
The house in Ballyduff Gardens remains closed as police investigate. The incident happened in Ballyduff Gardens, Newtownabbey, at about 16:00 GMT on Monday.
John McPoland from the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service said: "There were two people seriously enough injured for our crews to ask that the medical people be waiting for them on arrival (at hospital). John McPoland, from the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service, said: "There were two people seriously enough injured for our crews to ask that the medical people be waiting for them on arrival [at hospital].
"There are stab injuries all over different parts of their body, including the chest, back and groin. So it looks like some kind of frenzied attack.""There are stab injuries all over different parts of their body, including the chest, back and groin. So it looks like some kind of frenzied attack."