6 injured in shopping mall in London

Six people were injured in a shopping mall attack in East London, UK. Some miscreants hurled the harmful fluid on people, police said. The police suspect it might be acid attack.

The incident happened on Saturday night, according to the BBC News. The injured were given treatment. But the situation is not very dangerous. Police say it is not a terrorist incident. Police detained one in the incident.

Eyewitnesses said that among the few, the debate started within the Starford shopping mall. Then there was an attack. Hossain, a fast-food assistant manager of shopping mall Burger King, said the attackers were spreading harmful fluids. One person went face to face after the attack. He was burning in his eyes. That's why he repeatedly gave water.

There are several acid attacks in London recently. On July 13, an acid attack was carried out in five different places in a half-hour interval. Three days later, two-and-a-half-mile and area of ​​Bangladeshi-dominated tower Hamlets area were attacked with acid fluids. Later on 25th July two Bengalis were attacked. In August, acid attack was also done.