Bomb Threat at Rostock Central Station: OZ reports in the live ticker

Extensive police operation at the Rostock main train station

Due to a bomb threat, the Rostock main railway station was cleared on Thursday morning. According to police, an anonymous caller reported a bomb in the station building shortly after 8 a.m. The police immediately launched a major operation. Extensive searches are currently underway with sniffer dogs. A police spokesman said the station building had been evacuated and train traffic had been stopped. Passengers are asked to expect delays and cancellations. The federal police have also been called in to assist with the search.

Live updates from the OZ newsroom

The OZ editorial team is on site and reports in the live ticker about the current situation at Rostock main station. We will keep you updated with the latest information. Stay tuned for updates!

10:00 a.m.: Evacuations completed

The police have now completed the evacuation of Rostock main station. All passengers and employees have left the building. The search for the alleged explosive device is ongoing.

10:30 a.m.: Train traffic still suspended

Train traffic at Rostock main station is still suspended. According to Deutsche Bahn, long-distance and regional trains are affected. Passengers are asked to expect delays and cancellations.

11:00 a.m.: Suspicious object found

According to unconfirmed information, a suspicious object has now been found in the station building. The police are currently examining the object. It is not yet clear whether it is an explosive device.

11:30 a.m.: All-clear given

The police have given the all-clear. The suspicious object turned out to be harmless. The station building has been reopened and train traffic is gradually being resumed. Thank you for your understanding!