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Tragic event unfolds during prison visit in Maagdenburg, Germany. Woman found dead in 'love cell' reserved for couple, suspect under investigation.

The number of injured in the attack in the German city of Maagdenburg has been revised from 235 to 299, according to the regional Ministry of Interior. Among the injured are twelve individuals with non-German or dual nationality. The attack resulted in five fatalities, with the death toll remaining unchanged. Nearly 1 million euros have been raised for the victims of the attack.

More than 5600 donors have collectively donated over 600,000 euros for the victims and families of the attack on the Christmas market in Maagdenburg.

All the wounded from the attack on the Christmas market in Maagdenburg are in stable condition, according to the intensive care director of the local hospital.

German police are investigating why a police vehicle was not at the designated location at the Christmas market in Maagdenburg during an attack.

The recent attack in Maagdenburg, Germany has raised concerns about security and migration issues, influencing the upcoming German elections.

After the emergency situation over the weekend, the hospital in Maagdenburg has resumed normal operations.

Social media is abuzz with speculations about the true identity of Taleb Al Abdulmohsen, the perpetrator of the attack on the Christmas market in Maagdenburg. What should we believe?

The police in Essen, Germany, have filed a complaint against a man who shouted far-right slogans during a minute of silence for the victims of Maagdenburg.

The mother of the 9-year-old André, who was killed in the attack in Maagdenburg, reacts on social media. The incident also claimed the lives of four women and injured around two hundred people.

The police chief stated that the man who drove into a Christmas market in Maagdenburg on Friday exhibited 'atypical' behavior that 'did not fit into a pattern'.

Experts suggest that basic security measures could have prevented the recent attack in Maagdenburg, highlighting the importance of proper safety precautions at public events.

Taleb Al Abdulmohsen, the alleged suspect in the Maagdenburg attack, has left authorities puzzled with a bizarre trail of online threats. Abdulmohsen appears to be an Islam critic rather than a radicalized individual, expressing anger towards the German government on social media.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk criticized German Chancellor Scholz after the recent attack on a Christmas market in Maagdenburg.