
German Federal Police on Saturday said there was a knife attack on a train in the southern German state of Bavaria resulting in several injuries.
The train was travelling near Neumarkt between the cities of Regensburg and Nuremberg at the time of the attack.
Bild newspaper said three people were injured, two seriously.
The attacker has been arrested, police said later, and the threat is over.
A police spokesman told BR24 public broadcaster that the details of the attack was unclear, but that police received a call around 9:20 a.m. (0820 UTC).
Bild said investigators are currently ruling out a terrorist background.
The train was then stopped near the town of Seubersdorf in the Upper Palatinate region of the state of Bavaria, police said.
A spokesman for German rail operator Deutsche Bahn said the railway line between the two cities has been shut down since about 9 a.m.
"At the moment, trains are being held back at suitable stations," the spokesman said.
mm/wmr (dpa, Reuters)
3 injured in knife attack in train in Germany, detained attacker is of Arab origin – reports
A knife attack occurred on Saturday morning on a train line connecting Regensburg and Nuremberg. It left three people injured, one of them seriously, according to local media.
The perpetrator was apprehended and identified as a 27-year-old man of Arab origin with a record of mental illness, the tabloid Bild reported.
The attack happened around 9:30am local time, the newspaper said. The Intercity Express (ICE) train was carrying around 300 passengers at the time of the incident. It was moved to a station in the municipality of Seubersdorf, southeast of Nuremberg.
Upper Palatinate district police are handling the investigation.
Police confirmed one arrest in the incident, but did not immediately confirm the number of victims or disclose their state.
German rail operator Deutsche Bahn said the route between Nuremberg and Regensburg was temporarily closed.
Cartel gunfire erupted on the beach of a high-end resort in Cancun, Mexico, on Thursday. Hundreds of tourists, including Americans, fled the beach area after a shootout between rival gangs left two drug dealers dead.
Mike Sington, a guest at the Hyatt Ziva Riviera Cancun, tweeted, "I've never been so scared, literally shaking.""Dozens and dozens of shots," eyewitness Troy Petenbrink told TODAY on Friday. "Everyone came running off the beach towards us. It was rather surreal."
"I'm fine now, barricaded in my hotel room for the night, just trying to decompress," Sington said.
Well, what do you expect? Cancun is located in the lawless Mexican state of Quintana Roo, where cartels have been fiercely battling each other to control the drug trade to tourists.
The attorney general's office for Quintana Roo said cartels faced off on the beach in Bahía Petempich that left two dead:
The cartel shootout is the latest incident frequent by American tourists. About two hours south in Tulum, a resort town popular with celebrities, Instagram influencers, and millennials, has been descending into a chaotic hellhole this year as cartels wage war against each other for control. Last week, two tourists were killed in a shootout, and three others were injured."About 15 people arrived on the beach to assassinate two men who had showed up saying they were the new dealers in the area," the head prosecutor of Quintana Roo state, Oscar Montes de Oca, told the Radio Formula station.
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In short, why risk your life for cheap cervezas and tacos as increasing cartel activity is becoming more prevalent at or near high-end resorts.

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