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At least two people injured in explosion at German train station, police say

According to German media reports an object detonated at Augsburg station causing minor injuries and blowing out nearby windows.

Police responded to an explosion near Augsburg's main train station in southern Germany on Wednesday morning, according to press agency dpa. An unidentified object detonated inside a building passageway, resulting in several minor injuries and damaged windows. Road traffic and public transportation in the area were disrupted, with restrictions also put in place inside the train station. Details regarding the cause of the blast remain unavailable.

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