Five wounded in Germany bus stabbing 

BERLIN, Aug 31: A woman stabbed and wounded five people in a bus in western Germany on Friday, police said, one week after a deadly knife attack that shook the country.

The 32-year-old suspect was arrested after the incident in the town of Siegen with no indications it was a terrorist attack, the local police force said in a statement.

Three of the five victims are in a life-threatening condition, one is seriously wounded and the fifth only lightly injured.
Germany was rocked by a stabbing attack one week ago that left three people dead and eight wounded in the western city of Solingen.

The identity of the suspected attacker, a 26-year-old Syrian man who was previously due for deportation to Bulgaria, stoked debate about Germany's immigration and asylum policies.    —AFP