Fires at German Postal Facilities Prompt Investigations into Suspected Arson

Separate incidents in Munich and Greven involve fires linked to a package and a delivery cart, with authorities probing potential connections and motives.

A fire broke out at a Munich post office on Sunday, damaging a package-laden delivery cart and causing €15,000 in damages; arson is suspected.
In a separate incident on Saturday, a package containing flammable liquid and a detonator ignited at a postal distribution center in Greven, North Rhine-Westphalia.
No injuries were reported in either case, though the Greven fire destroyed the package and left its sender and recipient unidentifiable.
Authorities in both cities are investigating the incidents, with the Greven case being treated as a potential criminal act involving a makeshift incendiary device.
Officials are working to determine if the two fires are connected or part of a broader pattern of attacks on postal facilities.