Four people were injured in a shooting in&nbsp;Berlin in the early hours of Saturday.

A police spokeswoman said several people were injured in an altercation in the Kreuzberg district of Berlin on Saturday night, during which shots were fired. They were taken to a hospital.

Four of the people involved were taken to hospital "among others with gunshot wounds", he added.

The Berlin fire service said earlier on Twitter that three people were seriously injured in the shooting.

Four people were injured in a shooting in Berlin in the early hours of Saturday. A police spokeswoman said several people were injured in an altercation in the Kreuzberg district of Berlin on Saturday night, during which shots were fired.

Four people were injured in a shooting in Berlin in the early hours of Saturday. A police spokeswoman said several people were injured in an altercation in the Kreuzberg district of Berlin on Saturday night, during which shots were fired. They were taken to a hospital. Four of the people involved were taken to hospital "among others with gunshot wounds", he added. The Berlin fire service said earlier on Twitter that three people were seriously injured in the shooting.

Four injured in shooting in Berlin

At least eight people were killed in two shooting incidents near Frankfurt in Germany on Thursday.&nbsp;

German police said the suspect in shootings was found dead at home.

The shooters targeted shisha bars in Hanau as police launched a manhunt to nab the culprits. Police quickly moved to seal off the two streets in Hanau. The motive of the attack is still unclear, authorities said.

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Three people were reportedly killed in front of the first bar and five others were killed in the second bar.

While the motive behind the shooting spree remains unclear, mass shootings are becoming fairly common across the world.

Germany has been targeted in recent years by several extremist attacks one of which killed 12 people in the heart of Berlin in December 2016. 
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At least eight people were killed in two shooting incidents near Frankfurt in Germany on Thursday. German police said the suspect in shootings was found dead at home.

At least eight people were killed in two shooting incidents near Frankfurt in Germany on Thursday. German police said the suspect in shootings was found dead at home. The shooters targeted shisha bars in Hanau as police launched a manhunt to nab the culprits. Police quickly moved to seal off the two streets in Hanau. The motive of the attack is still unclear, authorities said. Watch Video: Three people were reportedly killed in front of the first bar and five others were killed in the second bar. While the motive behind the shooting spree remains unclear, mass shootings are becoming fairly common across the world. Germany has been targeted in recent years by several extremist attacks one of which killed 12 people in the heart of Berlin in December 2016.

At least 8 killed at shisha bars in Germany; shooter found dead, say police

A patient shot and killed a doctor before turning the gun on himself at a Berlin hospital today, police said, adding there was no sign the incident was a terrorist attack. 
 
A police spokeswoman told AFP that several shots were fired at a university hospital in the well-heeled southwestern Steglitz neighbourhood of the German capital. 
 
&quot;According to preliminary information, a patient at the hospital shot a doctor and then killed himself,&quot; she said. 
 
&quot;The doctor is in intensive care,&quot; the spokeswoman said, adding there was &quot;no indication this was a terror attack&quot;. 
 
Berlin police later tweeted that the doctor had died of his wounds. 
 
The shooting came with Germany already on edge after four brutal attacks in the south of the country. 
 
A Syrian asylum seeker blew himself up outside a music festival and wounded 15 other people in Ansbach on Sunday, six days after four passengers on a train and a passer-by were wounded in an axe attack by another asylum seeker in Wuerzburg. 
 
The Islamic State group claimed both attacks. 
 
On Friday, nine people were killed in a shopping centre shooting spree in Munich by a German-Iranian teenager with a history of psychological problems but no apparent links to jihadists. 
 
And a Syrian refugee killed a 45-year-old Polish woman with a large kebab knife Sunday at a snack bar in the southwestern city of Reutlingen. 
 
Police concluded that the incident, in which three others were injured, was likely a &quot;crime of passion&quot;. 
 
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The incident follows four other attacks in Germany since July 18 that left 10 people dead and dozens injured

A patient shot and killed a doctor before turning the gun on himself at a Berlin hospital today, police said, adding there was no sign the incident was a terrorist attack. A police spokeswoman told AFP that several shots were fired at a university hospital in the well-heeled southwestern Steglitz neighbourhood of the German capital. "According to preliminary information, a patient at the hospital shot a doctor and then killed himself," she said. "The doctor is in intensive care," the spokeswoman said, adding there was "no indication this was a terror attack". Berlin police later tweeted that the doctor had died of his wounds. The shooting came with Germany already on edge after four brutal attacks in the south of the country. A Syrian asylum seeker blew himself up outside a music festival and wounded 15 other people in Ansbach on Sunday, six days after four passengers on a train and a passer-by were wounded in an axe attack by another asylum seeker in Wuerzburg. The Islamic State group claimed both attacks. On Friday, nine people were killed in a shopping centre shooting spree in Munich by a German-Iranian teenager with a history of psychological problems but no apparent links to jihadists. And a Syrian refugee killed a 45-year-old Polish woman with a large kebab knife Sunday at a snack bar in the southwestern city of Reutlingen. Police concluded that the incident, in which three others were injured, was likely a "crime of passion". (AFP)

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