Four killed in axe attack on passenger train in southern Germany

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Four killed in axe attack on passenger train in southern Germany
(Source: BBC News, July 18, 2016)

LONDON — A teenage Afghan refugee armed with an axe and knife injured four people on a train in southern Germany before being shot dead by police, officials say. Three people in a group from Hong Kong were seriously hurt and one slightly injured in the attack in Wurzburg. Another 14 were treated for shock.

Full story: www.bbc.com

Tuesday, July 19, 2016

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