FRANCE: Within One Minute Six People Were Injured In Stabbing Attack At Paris's International Gare du Nord Train Station During Early Morning Rushhour On January 11th.

BBC News published Jan 11, 2023: Paris Gare du Nord stabbing attack leaves six injured.

BBC News reporting that "France remains in heightened security alert after a number of deadly attacks by militants since 2015." (emphasis mine)

France: 6 injured in a stabbing attack at the Gare du Nord train station in Paris

A man armed with a knife stabbed six people yesterday at a busy train station in Europe and was shot by a police officer.

Attached is the released footage from the attack. pic.twitter.com/xdgibJxpV2

— Adam Albilya - אדם אלביליה (@AdamAlbilya) January 12, 2023

#BigBreaking
Mass stabbing event at the train station of "Gare du Nord" in #Paris.

A migrant named Mohd Ammine stabbed six persons while shouting Ola-Uber.The assailant neutralised by security officials. Netizens should not relate this with any religion.#France #ParisAttack pic.twitter.com/oKjko6P42i

— CA Ashutosh Soni (@CA_AshutoshSoni) January 12, 2023

Mohd Amin was highly radicalized... Stabbing of the kufr was his initiation Or rather baptization to the practical classes. Don't know how many Amins (even more dangerous than this one) roaming free on the French streets? :(

— Bhadrolok সত্যে (@satyabrs) January 12, 2023

BBC News, UK

Gare du Nord: Six people injured in stabbing attack

written by Antoinette Radford

Wednesday January 11, 2023

Six people have been injured with one in a critical condition after a stabbing at Paris's international Gare du Nord station early on Wednesday.

Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said a man was stopped by two off-duty police officers who were returning home from a shift.

He said the suspected attacker was shot three times and taken to hospital with serious injuries.

Authorities are trying to establish if there was a motive for the attack.

The attack took place at 06:42 (05:42 GMT) - within one minute all six people were injured and the attacker was stopped.

Mr Darmanin thanked for police for their "brave and effective" intervention, which he said saved many lives.

He added that among the injured was one French border police officer.

Police are yet to name the man, who did not have identity documents on him at the time he was taken to hospital.

Mr Darmanin told reporters the man attacked people in the station with what looked like a home-made weapon.

Police earlier said the man used a knife or blade.

Criminal investigators have taken control of the case for now, rather than anti-terror police, Mr Darmanin said.

The incident caused major delays to trains at the station in the early morning rush, with police cordoning off the station and setting up large white curtains around the attack scene.

Paris Gare du Nord is one of the busiest international railway stations in Europe - with about 700,000 travellers a day.