Oktoberfest closed in Munich after fatal fire and bomb threat

Oktoberfest, the annual beer festival in Munich, Germany, was closed down temporarily due to a fatal fire and a bomb threat. According to the mayor, Dieter Reiter, the festival was shut down until early evening as a precautionary measure after a bomb threat was received. This came just hours after a fatal fire broke out in one of the festival tents, resulting in the death of one person and several injuries. The specific details surrounding the fire and the bomb threat were not provided in the news article. However, the decision to close the festival was made to ensure the safety of the attendees and the overall security of the event. The Oktoberfest is a major cultural and economic event for Munich, attracting millions of visitors each year. The temporary closure due to these unforeseen incidents will likely have an impact on the festival's operations and attendance, but the authorities are prioritizing the safety and well-being of the public.