Bomb threat at Rostock train station

Deutsche Bahn evacuated the station and called in the police

The station is currently closed and trains are being diverted

A bomb threat at Rostock train station has caused the evacuation of the station and the diversion of trains.

Deutsche Bahn, the German railway operator, announced the closure of the station on Twitter at 10:45am local time.

The company said that the station had been evacuated and that the police had been called in.

The police are currently searching the station for any suspicious objects.

Deutsche Bahn said that trains are being diverted and that passengers should expect delays.

The company has not yet said when the station will reopen.

The bomb threat is the latest in a series of security incidents at German train stations.

In recent months, there have been several bomb threats at stations in Berlin, Munich, and Hamburg.

The German government has increased security at train stations in response to the threats.

The government has also urged the public to be vigilant and to report any suspicious activity to the police.