With sharp object - A 36-year-old in Plauen Asylum Home was murdered
In a dispute among three residents at a shelter for asylum seekers in Plauen, a 36-year-old Pakistani man was killed today at noon with a sharp object, according to the police. A 40-year-old Moroccan man sustained light injuries and was treated as an outpatient in a hospital.
According to the statement, a 46-year-old Pakistani man is considered a suspect. He was arrested and also had light injuries. He is scheduled to be presented to the magistrate on Tuesday afternoon. The exact sequence of events is being investigated by the Police.
The employees of the central shelter for asylum seekers in Plauen reacted quickly, notified the police immediately, and provided first aid, according to the Landratsamt Vogtlandkreis. A crisis intervention team took over the psychosocial emergency care for the employees. It will be checked whether care for further residents is necessary.
Currently, according to the statements of the Landratsamt, there are approximately 240 people registered in the shelter, but only about 50 actual residents.
- The incident at the shelter has sparked concerns about criminality among Asylum Seekers in Plauen, Saxony, leading some local Men to question the provision of accommodation for Asylum Seekers.
- The Police in Plauen are urging all Asylum Seekers Home residents to prioritize peace and harmony, assuring them that their safety remains their top priority.
- In light of the incident, the authorities in Saxony are reviewing the policies for housing Asylum Seekers, ensuring that appropriate security measures are in place to prevent such incidents in the future.
- The recent tragedy in the Asylum Seekers Home in Plauen has brought attention to the need for mental health support for refugees, with the Police collaborating with local authorities to provide necessary resources.
