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Dusseldorf station attack: 'Several injured' after two men go on axe rampage Dusseldorf station attack: 'Several injured' after two men go on axe rampage
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Anti-terror police have sealed off Dusseldorf station in Germany after reports of an attack involving a man armed with an axe.Anti-terror police have sealed off Dusseldorf station in Germany after reports of an attack involving a man armed with an axe.
Six peolpe are believed to have been injured and images posted on social media showed paramedics treating the wounded. One victim is said to be in a serious condition but none of the injuries are believed to be life-threatening. Six people are believed to have been injured and images posted on social media showed paramedics treating the wounded. One victim is said to be in a serious condition but none of the injuries are believed to be life-threatening.
Two suspects are believed to have been detained by police but the motive for the attack is currently unknown. Reports suggest one of the attackers tried to flee by jumping of a bridge but was detained by officers. Two suspects are believed to have been detained by police but the motive for the attack is currently unknown. Reports suggest one of the attackers tried to flee by jumping off a bridge but was detained by officers.
Trains are not stopping at the station.Trains are not stopping at the station.
A member of station staff told German newspaper Bild: "We were standing on the track, waiting for the train. The train came, and suddenly someone jumped out with an axe and started hitting people. There was blood everywhere. I have experienced a lot, but I have never experienced anything like this." A member of station staff told German newspaper Bild: "We were standing on the track, waiting for the train. The train came, and suddenly someone jumped out with an axe and started hitting people. There was blood everywhere. I have experienced a lot, but I have never experienced anything like this."
Eyewitnesses reported how injured people were taken from the station. A station attendant: "We were standing on the track, waiting for the train. The train came, and suddenly someone jumped out with an ax, hit the people. There was blood everywhere. I have experienced a lot, but I have never experienced it. " Eyewitnesses reported how injured people were taken from the station. Local police urged people not to speculate about the motive for the attack, dismissing unfounded claims as "useless".
Local police urged people not to speculate about the motive for the attack, dismissing unfounded claims as "useless".
The attack comes months after a terrorist attack on a Christmas market in Berlin killed 12 and injured 56 more after a lorry was driven into crowds of shoppers. The attack comes months after a terrorist attack on a Christmas market in Berlin killed 12 and injured 56 more after a lorry was driven into crowds of shoppers. 
*/ The current Foreign Office travel advice for Germany says: “There is a high threat from terrorism. Attacks could be indiscriminate, including in public places visited by foreigners. 
“The German government has announced that increased security has been put in place as a precaution at public buildings, major events, transport hubs and large public gatherings.”