Indian Nationals Injured in Magdeburg Christmas Market Attack

The Indian Embassy in Berlin has confirmed that three Indian nationals injured in the Magdeburg Christmas Market attack on December 20 have been discharged from the hospital, while four others are still receiving treatment. The Embassy is closely monitoring the situation and providing necessary assistance to those affected.

Embassy's Response

In a statement, the Embassy of India in Berlin mentioned, "We have been in close contact with all the 7 Indians injured in the attack. Three have been discharged, while the remaining are under treatment. We are in regular touch with them and actively providing requisite support. We are also in touch with their families."

Condemnation of the Attack

Earlier, India condemned the car attack at the Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, which resulted in five deaths and over 200 injuries. The Ministry of External Affairs expressed deep sorrow, stating, "We condemn the horrific and senseless attack. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims."

Details of the Incident

The attack occurred when a car deliberately drove into a crowd at the market. Among the five fatalities were an adult and a toddler. The suspect, a Saudi national residing in Germany since 2006, has been apprehended. Saxony-Anhalt Prime Minister Reiner Haseloff confirmed the arrest, stating there is no longer any danger to the city.