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She said Canadian police At a press conference, he said there might be more wounded who were taken to different hospitals.
According to local media, Saskatchewan police are searching for two men believed to be behind the crime, Damian Sanderson and Miles Sanderson.
The suspects were initially reported in Regina, the capital of Saskatchewan province, located more than 300 km to the south of the province, and then the warning and searches extended to also include the vast neighboring provinces of Manitoba and Alberta.
Police said the attacks took place in several places in the province, and that there are 13 crime scenes that the police are investigating.
The police issued instructions to residents of the areas that witnessed the stabbing incidents, stating: "Do not approach suspicious persons. Do not host wanderers. Report suspicious persons or Emergency cases or information to 911".
The Saskatchewan Health Authority said the injured were receiving treatment in several locations.
FDA spokeswoman Ann Lynman added in an email: "We invited additional staff to receive any victims".
A spokesman "Stars Air" Ambulance Mark Auden, my plane first aid Helicopters were sent to the areas that witnessed the attacks.
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She said Canadian police At a press conference, he said there might be more wounded who were taken to different hospitals.
According to local media, Saskatchewan police are searching for two men believed to be behind the crime, Damian Sanderson and Miles Sanderson.
The suspects were initially reported in Regina, the capital of Saskatchewan province, located more than 300 km to the south of the province, and then the warning and searches extended to also include the vast neighboring provinces of Manitoba and Alberta.
Police said the attacks took place in several places in the province, and that there are 13 crime scenes that the police are investigating.
The police issued instructions to residents of the areas that witnessed the stabbing incidents, saying: “Do not approach suspicious persons. Do not host roamers. Report suspicious persons or Emergency cases or information to 911″.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority said the injured were receiving treatment in several locations.
“We have invited additional staff to receive any victims,” agency spokeswoman Ann Lynman added in an email.
Stars Air Ambulance spokesman Mark O’Dan said: first aid Helicopters were sent to the areas that witnessed the attacks.