Train stabbing: Attacker said to have mental health issues

The attacker who stabbed passengers on a high-speed train has reportedly suffered from mental health issues. The suspect is currently in police custody. The stabbing took place on a train travelling between Peterborough and Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire. A 32-year-old British man from Peterborough is being questioned. Police have confirmed that the attack is not linked to terrorism.

The attack took place for 14 minutes after the train left Peterborough, leaving passengers stranded. The passengers who were stabbed had no way to escape, so they had to run through the carriage. Realising the danger, the train driver stopped the train at platform no. 2 at Huntingdon station, which does not have a stop. Police waiting on the platform Tasered the attacker, who came with a large

knife, knocked him down. Another person who was arrested has been released after it was determined that he was not involved in the incident. Five people have been released from hospital after completing treatment.

Meanwhile, the railway employee, who risked his own life to confront the attacker, suffered serious injuries. Police say that the timely intervention of the railway employee saved many lives.