Overview
- The station, which was evacuated Thursday after a bomb threat, reopened a little after 3 p.m. following police checks.
- Federal police spokesman Bernd Küppers said the call reached the control center at 2:07 p.m. local time.
- Landespolizei working with Bundespolizei deemed the threat not credible after roughly an hour on site.
- Deutsche Bahn rerouted or held trains, leading to delays, partial cancellations, and lingering knock‑on waits for travelers in the Aachen area.
- No explosive device or injuries were reported, and standard German protocol in such cases calls for immediate evacuation and a joint police assessment.