A woman killed in an ax attack at Polish University

A woman was killed and a man was severely injured in an attack on an ax at Warsaw University on Wednesday, according to Polish police.

A 22-year-old Polish man was arrested in connection with the attack, which the university called “a huge tragedy.”

Both casualties worked at the university. In a statement, the university said the murdered woman was a staff member and the wounded man worked for security.

The motive is not yet known for the attack.

Police said the attacker entered college at college at 18:40 local time (16: 40GMT).

From there, he entered an audience at college, according to a spokesman for the district prosecutor.

There were little details of what happened then.

“We express our great sorrow and sympathy for family and loved ones,” says the university rector in a statement.

May 8 will be a day of mourning for college, the rector said.

Another Polish newsletter, Gazeta Wyborcza Daily, says the attacker was a third year of law.

After the attack, Reuters reporters saw the audience fenced while police vans were gathering around.

The Rector of Warsaw University said in a statement that May 8 would be a day of mourning at the institution, calling the attack “a huge tragedy”.

“We express our great sorrow and sympathy for family and loved ones,” the message said.