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Munich car ramming a suspected attack, say officials, and driver was Afghan asylum seeker
Munich's mayor Dieter Reiter tells German newspaper Bild that he was told by police officials that children were among those injured. "I am deeply shocked. My thoughts are with the injured," he says. Police say they have "secured" the driver and there is no further danger.
Munich attack suspect is 'failed asylum seeker' who 'posted Islamist content'
An Afghanistan asylum seeker has been arrested following a “suspected attack” in Munich, according to police. Around 10.30am today, a white Mini Cooper drove into a crowd with German authorities confirming that 28 people have been injured leaving some in critical condition.
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