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Munich stabbing: One dead after man 'shouting Allahu Akbar' launches attack at railway station in German town Munich stabbing: One dead after man 'shouting Allahu Akbar' launches attack at railway station in German town
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One person has been killed and several injured in a knife attack by a suspected Islamist at a railway station near Munich.One person has been killed and several injured in a knife attack by a suspected Islamist at a railway station near Munich.
The suspect shouted “Allahu Akbar” (“God is great”) as he started stabbing passers-by in the town of Grafing, to the south-east of the German city,  the Süddeutsche Zeitung reported.The suspect shouted “Allahu Akbar” (“God is great”) as he started stabbing passers-by in the town of Grafing, to the south-east of the German city,  the Süddeutsche Zeitung reported.
The attack took place at around 4.50am on Tuesday and the suspected perpetrator was arrested shortly afterwards.The attack took place at around 4.50am on Tuesday and the suspected perpetrator was arrested shortly afterwards.
A newspaper delivery driver was stabbed in the back during the "indiscriminate" assault, a firefighter told the Merkur newspaper. 
A spokesperson at the Bavarian state criminal investigation office told The Independent one of the victims was initially in a critical condition but died later in hospital.A spokesperson at the Bavarian state criminal investigation office told The Independent one of the victims was initially in a critical condition but died later in hospital.
Three other men were injured, one seriously. The spokesperson said she could not confirm whether the attack was terror-related or give information on any suspected motive. Three other men were injured, one seriously. The spokesperson said she could not confirm whether the attack was terror-related or give information on any suspected motive. The investigation continues.
The investigation continues. German authorities increased the nationwide terror alert level following November's Paris attacks, increasing security at transport hubs, tourist attractions and major events.
Two railway stations in Munich were evacuated temporarily on New Year's Eve in an alert over an alleged suicide bombing plot by Isis supporters.
More than 800 German jihadists are believed to have joined the so-called Islamic State and other terrorist groups in Iraq and Syria.
Isis has also issued propaganda directed at supporters in the country, including one calling for them to travel to Syria or wage terror attacks at home.