A woman and a man have been allegedly stabbed outside a busy Westfield shopping centre in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
The pair were allegedly attacked while they waited at a bus stop outside Westfield Eastgardens on Bunnerong Road in Maroubra about 11.40am on Saturday.
NewsWire said the fight is believed to have broken out during an argument between the two women regarding their heritage.
A mother was left shaken after receiving a harrowing call from her children who were visiting the shopping centre at the time.
‘This is so scary… My girls took [the] bus to Eastgardens for a movie,’ she posted to social media.
‘Never been so frightened and helpless when they call me scared, not know what was going on.’
Initial reports suggest the female victim is pregnant.
A 41-year-old woman was arrested at the scene by officers.
The pair were allegedly attacked while they waited at a bus stop outside Westfield Eastgardens (pictured) in Maroubra about 11.45am on Saturday
Police were collecting evidence near the stabbing outside Westfield Eastgardens in Maroubra
NSW Ambulance confirmed two people were being treated with head wounds after a stabbing
Evidence was left on the side of the road outside the Westfield shopping complex
She was taken to Maroubra Police Station where inquiries are ongoing.
NSW Police said the parties were not believed to be known to each other and there is no ongoing threat to the public.
A crime scene has been established at the Westfield.
NSW Ambulance told Daily Mail Australia that the female victim was in her 20s while the male was in his 30s.
The man went to a local GP for treatment while the woman was taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
Both are receiving treatment for minor head injuries and both are in stable conditions.
The latest incident comes as a haunting reminder of the Bondi Junction stabbing last April where six people were killed by 40-year-old Joel Cauchi.
Detective Inspector Amy Scott, who stopped Cauchi on that fateful day, was awarded the NSW Police Commissioner’s Valour Medal.
