Bomb Threat Shutters Oktoberfest Amid Munich Explosion Aftermath
Munich's Oktoberfest was temporarily closed following a bomb threat linked to an explosion in northern Munich. The explosion, tied to a domestic dispute, resulted in one death and another person missing. Authorities evacuated the area and searched for additional explosives, while defusing potential booby traps.

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The Oktoberfest fairgrounds in Munich faced an unexpected closure on Wednesday as a bomb threat was issued by a suspect linked to an explosion incident in northern Munich, according to city officials.
The explosion, which occurred early Wednesday and appears to be rooted in a domestic dispute, led to the death of at least one individual. The identity of the deceased remains unconfirmed, but officials have clarified that one person, not considered a public threat, is currently unaccounted for.
Teams specializing in bomb defusal were deployed to manage potential booby traps within the area. As a precaution, police evacuated the Oktoberfest grounds, searching for other explosive devices and advised workers to vacate for safety. The annual beer festival, a significant cultural event running until October 5, typically draws in millions of global attendees.
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