Two Somalis have been picked up by police at the Munich central railway station as they have typical Ebola symptoms, media reported Friday.
A group of refugees arrived at the central station by train at about 11 a.m. One of them complained of nausea and, it is said, he had already thrown up during the trip, Xinhua reported citing the local newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung.
Munich police said it might also be a tropical disease. But they could not provide further information yet.
The central station was completely shut off, and the federal police was in a large-scale patrolling operation.
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