Two parcel bombs exploded in Baden-Württemberg.
Four people were injured.
Now a suspicious package has also been found in Munich.
Munich / Neckarsulm
- Just about 24 hours ago, a severe explosion in the company headquarters of the discounter giant Lidl * shocked people in Neckarsulm in Baden-Württemberg.
The police are still busy investigating the background to the attack.
There is already a new terrible news.
This time from Munich *.
The police * found a suspicious package at the airport.
Bomb attack on Lidl headquarters: three people injured
At around 2:50 p.m., the explosion occurred in Lidl's company headquarters.
Three employees suffered severe injuries.
The explosive device was hidden in a package.
And it was not the first incident of this kind. On Tuesday there was a similar attack at the “Wild-Werke” in the Rhein-Neckar district.
At the Capri Sun manufacturer, a package also exploded.
One employee was slightly injured.
In both cases, the police are still in the dark.
There was no previous bomb threat, nor is there any speculation about the motive for the attacks.
The bomb disposal squad has started the investigation.
A suspicious package has now also been found at the airport in Munich *.
It was discovered at the parcel distribution center and was supposed to go back to a food company.
This time based in Bavaria.
The Heidelberg public prosecutor and the Baden-Württemberg State Criminal Police Office announced on Thursday.
However, the package was defused before the detonation.
Bomb attack on Lidl headquarters: specialists secure traces
Now the Bavarian State Criminal Police Office has also got involved in the investigation.
The officials work closely with their colleagues from the neighboring state.
Specialists should now secure all traces at the crime scenes so that the perpetrator or perpetrators can be caught as quickly as possible.
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