Germany shuts down train station because of terror threat

Guardian:
Police in Munich are asking people to stay away from the city’s main railway station and a second station in the city’s Pasing neighbourhood because of the “serious, imminent threat” of a terror attack.

Munich police said on Facebook that according to “serious information, there will be an attack tonight”.

German police also used Twitter to warn of a planned New Year’s Eve attack.

“Actual lead that in Munich a terror attack is planned. Please avoid crowd gatherings as well as the central train station and the Pasing train station,” read a translation of the German tweet.

It added: “Pasing and central stations have been evacuated. Trains are no longer running. Please follow police instructions.”
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The planned attack appears similar to the recent mass murders in France where groups of terrorist struck.  It appears that terrorists planned to take advantage of New Years crowds in order to increase their mass murder count.

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