Fears of ‘second Chemnitz’ as Afghans held over German man’s death 0 SHARES Share it! The German man’s death was “not directly” linked to the injuries suffered in the brawl, authorities said in a statement. “With emotions running high, we have to resist any attempt to turn Koethen into a second Chemnitz,” the state premier of Saxony-Anhalt, Reiner Haseloff, told DPA news agency. Immediately after news of the latest incident broke, right-wing groups called for an evening “mourning march” in Koethen. State interior minister Holger Stahlknecht said on Twitter that he deeply regretted “the tragic death” and understood citizens’ concerns.

Source: Manila Bulletin September 10, 2018 00:22 UTC