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Woman dies after Dandenong stabbing

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A woman has died after a stabbing in Dandenong, in Melbourne's south-east, last week.

The 28-year-old Dandenong woman and two men were taken to hospital on Friday morning after an incident on Woodlee Street.

The woman received life-threatening injuries and died in hospital this morning.

Homicide Squad detectives are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.

A plain-clothed detective and police officer stand in front of a blue SES tent.

Police said all three people involved knew each other. (ABC News)

A 35-year-old Dandenong man remains in hospital under police guard.

A 26-year-old Lyndhurst man was also seriously injured.

Police said the three people knew each other and the police were not looking for anyone else.

Police car at Dandenong stabbing

A nearby primary school went into lockdown following the incident. (ABC News)

A nearby primary school was sent into lockdown after emergency services found the three people injured about 11:30am on Friday.

Police have asked anyone with information or dash cam footage to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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