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Man arrested after fatal stabbing incident in south London

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Man arrested after fatal stabbing incident in south London

Man arrested after fatal stabbing incident in south London

One man has died and three people have been injured following a stabbing attack in south London.

Officers were called at around 10.40am on Sunday with reports of a number of people stabbed in East Street, Walworth, the Metropolitan Police said.

A man in his 60s has been arrested.

Report by ETEMADIL.

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