Shock at the Christmas market: five dead after amocran in Magdeburg!

Shock at the Christmas market: five dead after amocran in Magdeburg!

On Friday evening, a shocking incident occurred at the Christmas market in Magdeburg when a car was specifically racing into a crowd. The terrifying record: five dead, including a nine -year -old child, and over 200 injured, many of them seriously. According to reports of the "picture", at least three of the seriously injured are in life -threatening condition, with severe neck injuries. The police arrested the alleged perpetrator, Taleb A., within minutes when he started the amoking; The horror ride was over just three minutes later, and the emergency services were faced with chaos from injuries and despair. The condition of many affected people in the Magdeburg University Hospital is described as critical, and doctors fight for life and death, as reported, among other things, of "heute.at".

Investigations and possible motifs

The public prosecutor raises charges against Taleb A. for five times murder and attempted murder of over 200 people. The incident is currently not classified as a terrorist attack, even if the motif remains unclear. However, initial investigations indicate the perpetrator's dissatisfaction with the situation of Saudi Arabic refugees in Germany. A neighbor described the alleged perpetrator as a calm, "completely normal citizen", which makes the circumstances of the act appear even more perplexed. A complaint was filed against him a year ago - however, the background is vague, and the procedure is still in clarification. Authorities and investigators will continue to check all information and evidence in order to understand the causes and motivations of this terrible act, as "Tageschau.de" explained.

The tragedy has caused horror all over Germany. Chancellor Olaf Scholz expressed his sympathy for the victims and their relatives and promised support. The Magdeburg Christmas market will remain closed for the time being, and all urban cultural events have also been canceled to commemorate the victims. Safety measures at other Christmas markets in Germany are also tightened to prevent future incidents, as can be seen from different reports.