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Bomb menace shuts Oktoberfest in Munich after explosives spark lethal fireplace in house
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Bomb menace shuts Oktoberfest in Munich after explosives spark lethal fireplace in house

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Last updated: October 1, 2025 11:22 am
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German authorities shut down the well-known Oktoberfest in Munich on Wednesday following an explosion and fireplace in a residential constructing within the north of the town, and stated the competition would stay closed a minimum of till the night.

“Because of a bomb menace in reference to the explosion in northern Munich, the Theresienwiese [Oktoberfest location] is not going to open till 17:00,” the town authorities stated in a message shared on-line.

Residents in Munich’s northern Lerchenau district reported loud bangs and seeing flames simply earlier than 5 a.m. native time, and Munich police confirmed that one individual had died of accidents sustained within the incident at a personal residence.

Investigators consider the fireplace was attributable to arson following a household dispute. Inside the house, authorities found a number of explosive units rigged to detonate, the police stated.

Police are seen on the Theresienwiese grounds of the Oktoberfest beer competition, Oct. 1, 2025, in Munich, Germany, after the competition was closed attributable to a bomb menace.

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Munich Mayor Dieter Reiter informed the town council that there was a “verified bomb menace” towards Oktoberfest.

“Police will do every little thing doable to totally search the competition grounds by 5 p.m.,” Reiter stated. “Security comes first.”

Based on metropolis officers, police discovered “a written assertion from the perpetrator.” Authorities haven’t disclosed particulars of the obvious letter to CBS Information, however a number of German information retailers stated it included specific threats towards Oktoberfest.

The U.S. Consulate in Munich issued an alert to Americans within the metropolis, noting “the closure of the Oktoberfest (Wiesn) grounds attributable to a bomb menace” and urging nationals to “keep away from the realm across the Oktoberfest grounds.”

The early morning explosion triggered a large emergency response. Police evacuated a 200-yard radius across the constructing, which caught on fireplace, and a close-by center college was closed.

Police Find 'Explosive Traps' At Munich House Fire, Prompting Oktoberfest Delay

The scene of a automobile fireplace at Dahlienstrase, near a home fireplace reportedly set on objective amid a home dispute, Oct. 1, 2025, within the Lerchenau space of northern Munich, Germany.

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Officers stated Oktoberfest might be allowed to reopen on Wednesday night, pending the end result of the continuing safety sweeps of the competition grounds.

Police stated they have been conscious of a publish on-line mentioning “antifa” that claimed accountability for arson in northern Munich, which they have been investigating for any potential hyperlinks.

Anna Noryskiewicz

Anna Noryskiewicz is a CBS Information journalist based mostly in Berlin, Germany, who covers politics, battle and crime in Europe and past. Anna labored beforehand for a spread of worldwide retailers together with BBC Information, NPR and Al Jazeera. She speaks 5 languages, together with Mandarin, German, Polish and Russian.

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