Munich Police Evacuate Railway Stations Following Threat of ISIS Attack
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An evacuated railway station in Munich. Authorities cleared out two railway stations after an intelligence agency warned Germany of an imminent attack by ISIS. Photo: Twitter.
Police in Munich evacuated two major railway stations after an intelligence agency warned Germany of an imminent attack, officials said.
Authorities received information that suicide bombers from so-called Islamic State (IS) could target the central station or Pasing station, Bavaria’s interior minister said.
Read full story at BBC.
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