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The incident occurred on the grounds of an abbey in Jarosław, Poland, on Thursday morning.
A stabbing at a Catholic convent in Poland on Thursday left one person dead and four others wounded, authorities said.
Police detained a suspect following the incident in a southeastern town in Poland.
Police said they were made aware of the stabbing on the grounds of the abbey in Jarosław at around 9.30 am local time (0730 GMT). Four men and a woman were stabbed.
The victims were rushed to a hospital, with three of the men suffering serious injuries. Police later confirmed that one of the men had died, Polish news agency PAP reported.
Police, who said that they had been alerted to a stabbing by a Ukrainian citizen, said that a 31-year-old foreign national was detained as a suspect at the scene. They were investigating what exactly happened and what the motive may have been.

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