Taiwan Police Rule Out Terrorism in Metro Stabbing

Taiwanese authorities stated the Taipei metro attack was not terrorism. Police are investigating the attacker's personal motives after killing three and injuring 11.

Taipei, Taiwan. On Sunday, Taiwan police ruled out terrorism in connection with a stabbing incident on the metro that killed three people and injured 11. Authorities stated the incident was not terror-related. Police are currently investigating possible personal motives or conflicts that led to the attack. The suspect has been detained. Officials expressed condolences to the victims' families and called for calm.

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