Nine people were injured from the attack

The German police adjusted the data about the man’s attacked a man with an ax on people on the main railway station in the city of Dusseldorf in the West of Germany. As the police, who attacked, found out - a native of the partially recognized Republic of Kosovo. As a result of his actions, nine people were injured.

The German police suggests that the attacker is mentally ill, reports Reuters. At the same time, the police believe that he acted alone. The version of the "flash of rage" or "terror" is excluded.

The suspect turned out to be a 36-year-old native from the territory of the former Yugoslavia, from the partially recognized Republic of Kosovo. He lived in the West German city of Wuppertal, located 32 km from Dusseldorf.

The police also provided new data on the victims. Earlier, seven were injured, now we are talking about nine. The seriously wounded are in a stable state, the German police press service noted.

Late in the evening of March 9, an ax armed with an ax attacked people at the main railway station of Düsseldorf. At first, the attacker attacked passengers in the carriage of one of the trains, after which he ran out to the platform. When trying to hide from the police, he was injured, jumping from the railway bridge. The attacker was detained and taken to the hospital.

The police evacuated people from the station building. The movement of trains was suspended. The station where the attack occurred, about 250 thousand people serve daily.