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At least two people injured in explosion at German train station, police say

A passenger walks past an ICE train at Munich Central Station in Munich, 24 June, 2026
A passenger walks past an ICE train at Munich Central Station in Munich, 24 June, 2026 Copyright  AP Photo
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By Gavin Blackburn
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According to German media reports an object detonated at Augsburg station causing minor injuries and blowing out nearby windows.

A police operation is underway at the main train station in the southern German city of Augsburg after at least two people were injured in an explosion in a passageway.

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According to German media reports an object detonated causing minor injuries and blowing out nearby windows.

The nature of the device has not yet been established.

The station building and one track have been closed, police said, and a restricted service is operating on the other line.

Public transportation around the station building has also been affected.

A police probe is ongoing.

This is a developing story and our journalists are working on further updates.

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