At least 14 people have been wounded in a suspected knife attack on a bus in the northern German city of Lübeck, local media has reported.
Two people were seriously injured, the local Luebecker Nachrichten newspaper reported, adding that the attacker had been arrested by the police.
A police spokesman nobody was killed in the attack.
An area surrounding a bus stop in the Lübeck neighbourhood of Kuecknitz had been sealed off.
"One of the victims had just given up his place to an older woman, when the attacker stabbed him in the chest," Luebecker Nachrichten quoted a witness as saying.
"He is said to be in his mid-30s and is in police custody," the newspaper reported.
Earlier, police in the state of Schleswig-Holstein, where Lübeck is located, tweeted that there was a major police deployment under way in the city.
"We are examining the situation and will give more information later," the tweet said.
Lübeck police were not immediately available for comment.
