Teenager fatally stabbed at Sydney Royal Easter Show in Australia

April 13, 2022



A 17-year-old boy has died and a 16-year-old boy is in a serious condition in hospital after a fight broke out at the in Sydney, Australia, on Monday at around 8 p.m.  (10:00 ).

According to New South Wales Ambulance Inspector Mark Whittaker, the 17-year-old, who worked at the event, went into cardiac arrest after being stabbed in the chest in front of his parents. Paramedics performed on the teenager before loading him into an ambulance. He died while being transported to. The 16-year-old suffered stab wounds to his leg and is undergoing treatment.

A 15-year-old boy was arrested at the show and was taken to Police Station for playing a small role in the stabbing, according to police. He appeared in a juvenile court and was granted bail on charges of affray, carrying a knife in public and being armed with intent.

Strike force detectives are still trying to track down others involved in the stabbing. They believe the stabbing was not a random attack, and instead was a planned confrontation between two groups.

The carnival's adult section was closed to allow forensics teams to inspect the area.

The show's manager Murray Wilton denied claims that event security failed. He said it was impossible to check the bags of all attendees, and they had decided to carry out random bag checks instead.

Event organisers have promised full refunds will be offered for people who no longer wish to attend the show.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison gave his condolences and said: "All our kids will be going to the Royal Easter Show. My kids will be going to the Royal Easter show. We want them to be safe. This is a very distressing event. The violence that is there, that has no place. It has no place in this country. It has no place at an event where people are coming to enjoy themselves."

Superintendent Danielle Emerton of the has reassured people the show is still safe and asked for the public's help to find others involved in the stabbing. She said: "We know that there were thousands of people at the show last night and we know that there's a lot of vision that is out there," urging anyone with information about the incident to come forward.