Somewhat injured in knives at the railway station

Police said several people were injured in a knife attack at the main railway station in the German city of Hamburg.

The city’s fire service said 12 people were injured as a result of the attack, but later the police said there were no reliable figures for the number of victims.

Hamburg police said the officers arrested a 39-year-old woman and a serious operation was underway.

The attack was alleged at the city’s central station at about 18:00 local time (16:00 GMT) on Friday.

The Hamburg Fire Service spokesman told AFP that 12 people were injured and that some injuries were life-threatening.

In a report on the X, the Hamburg police said there were no reliable figures for the number of victims, but somewhat suffered a life -threatening injury.

“According to the initial conclusions, a person allegedly injured several people with a knife at the main station,” the police said.

Later, the police added that they believed that the suspect was acting alone.

Local media reported that the attack took place near the platforms of 13 and 14 – available through a busy main road – while the train was on one of the platforms.

According to reports, some of the victims were treated in trains.

Deutsche Bahn, German rail operator that four platforms at the train station were closed and some services would experience delays and sabotage.

The pictures from the stage show a number of emergency service and vehicles on Earth, and barriers that seem to be hiding injuries from a public view.

One of the photos used by the German media shows that the man is taken away by paramedics.

It seems that the video on social networks shows the suspect’s hand behind the back, which is carried out on the platform of the station by officers who put her in a police car.

The Hamburg Central Station is one of the most busy German transport centers, with more than 550,000 travelers a day, reports its web -resite. It is often crowded on Friday.

This is the last in a series of hard attacks in Germany in recent months.