Teenage boy, 14, is stabbed at a popular Sydney train station in daylight - as cops hunt for the fugitive attacker

 

• A 14-year-old boy was allegedly stabbed at Doonside station in Sydney on Friday 
• Police said group of youths were allegedly fighting in the street at about 3.20pm
• The group allegedly fled the scene and a crime scene has been established 

A 14-year-old boy has been stabbed at a train station in broad daylight - as police hunt for the alleged attacker.

The teenager was allegedly attacked at Doonside station in Sydney's west at about 3.20pm on Friday after reports of a brawl between a group of youths.

The teenager was treated at the scene by NSW Ambulance paramedics before being taken to the Children's Hospital at Westmead.

Blood at the scene (pictured) after Friday's alleged stabbing at Doonside, in Sydney's west

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Police on the platform at Doonside train station (pictured) following the alleged stabbing on Friday

He has suspected stab wounds to his neck, abdomen and arm.  

Police said the teenager's condition is considered stable. 

The group of youths fled the scene before officers arrived, police said.

'I want to just praise the bystanders; there were three bystanders performing first aid before the ambulance arrived and they did an outstanding job in controlling the bleeding,' NSW Ambulance Chief Inspector Brian Parsell told 2GB. 

A crime scene has since been established as officers from Blacktown Police Area Command commence an investigation into the matter.  

'We don't have anyone in custody at this stage, we're still following a number of lines of inquiry, ' a NSW Police spokesperson said.

Police were quickly on the scene, but the groups of youths had allegedly fled the scene