According to a new report by Reuters, the current attack on a shopping mall in Munich has been tagged a terror attack.
Police spokesman says 'terror attack is suspected'
The current attack on a shopping mall in Munich has been tagged a terror attack by the Police spokesman.
A screen grab taken from video footage shows plain clothes police officers at the scene of a shooting rampage at the Olympia shopping mall in Munich, Germany July 22, 2016.
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Munich police spokesman reportedly said the shooting has been as a suspected terror attack.
Meanwhile, AFP reports that the Munich's main train station has been cleared, metro and bus transport suspended.
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Local reports revealed that the number injured in Munich attack remains unclear, with 1 hospital telling DPA 'mass attack' alarm was triggered for medical response.
Breaking News reported that Police has asked motorists to avoid roads leading to Munich to allow emergency vehicles to access area while all available emergency personnel in Bavaria being sent to Munich.
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