Bomb Threats Halt Two Train Stations in the North

Evacuations and Delays as Police Investigate

Two train stations in northern Germany were evacuated and closed on Monday after bomb threats, causing significant disruptions to rail traffic.

Main Station in Hamburg Evacuated

The main station in Hamburg, Germany's second-largest city, was evacuated around 10:30 a.m. after a bomb threat was received. Police and emergency services rushed to the scene and began searching the station.

All train services in and out of the station were suspended, affecting thousands of passengers.

Kiel Station Also Closed

In a separate incident, Kiel station was also evacuated after a bomb threat was received around 11:00 a.m. Police and emergency services responded to the scene and conducted a thorough search of the station.

Train services in and out of Kiel were also suspended, causing further disruptions to rail traffic in the region.

No Explosives Found, Investigations Ongoing

After extensive searches, no explosives were found at either station. Police are now investigating the source of the threats and searching for those responsible.

The evacuations and closures caused major delays and disruptions to rail traffic in northern Germany. Passengers were advised to check with their train operators for the latest information on services.