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Poisoning at TU Darmstadt: No more victim in clinic

Seven people had symptoms of poisoning, one was even in mortal danger for a short time: Now all victims of the alleged poison attack in Darmstadt are out of the hospital.

Darmstadt – After the alleged poison attack on a campus of the Technical University (TU) in Darmstadt, none of the victims need to be treated in a hospital anymore. "As far as we know, everyone is out of the clinic," said a spokesman for the TU on Wednesday.

Seven people showed symptoms of intoxication on Monday. A 30 year old student was meanwhile in mortal danger. According to the investigators, several milk cartons and water containers had been mixed with a harmful substance.

A 40-member homicide squad wants to find the perpetrator or perpetrators as quickly as possible. According to the public prosecutor's office, this can be increased depending on the status of the investigation. dpa

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