Two Bulgarians were stabbed in a German hospital

Bloody attack in the emergency department of a hospital in Germany. Two Bulgarians were injured with a knife in a hospital during a dispute between visitors, and the suspect is the father of a patient, writes BILD, quoted by FOCUS.

For reasons still unclear, on Saturday (October 5) around 8:50 p.m. at the "Helios" clinic. a Turkish citizen (51 years old) stabbed two Bulgarians (44 years old, 58 years old) with a knife. He then ran away. Police immediately searched for the 51-year-old man and quickly apprehended him near the clinic. The two Bulgarians were slightly injured in the attack, adds the German edition.

As the investigation reveals, the individuals involved apparently knew each other. The contact is an 18-year-old Bulgarian, who two and a half hours earlier was admitted to the emergency department with a life-threatening condition.

The young man was found seriously injured and stabbed with a knife in a parking lot in the center of the city of Wuppertal (North Rhine-Westphalia) around 6:15 p.m. The emergency services took him to hospital.

According to BILD, the young man is the son of the 51-year-old Turkish citizen. Afterwards, in the emergency department, he met the two Bulgarians, who are said to be relatives of the 18-year-old's mother, and attacked them with a knife.

The motive for the attack is still unclear.