A group of Bunnings customers were rushed to hospital after an unknown substance was allegedly sprayed in the vicinity of customers and staff.
Two people entered the hardware store in Northam, in Western Australia , at about 2.30pm on Anzac Day before they allegedly sprayed an unknown substance in the vicinity of several customers and staff.
A group of Bunnings customers were rushed to hospital after two people sprayed an ‘unknown substance’ in a WA store. NCA NewsWire / David Mariuz No one was seriously injured and the patients were transported under normal road conditions, with no lights or sirens.
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