Berlin, Germany – On Friday afternoon, an "amok alarm" was triggered at the Alt-Schmargendorf Elementary School, located in the Schmargendorf district of Berlin. The alarm prompted a massive police response, with officers quickly dispatched to the school on Reichenhaller Straße to investigate the situation.

The alarm, activated on two emergency systems designed specifically for such incidents, led to immediate safety protocols. Students who were still in the building at the time sought shelter in their classrooms as authorities secured the area. The school’s aftercare program, which typically operates until 6 p.m., was in session when the alarm was raised.

A significant number of police officers, including specially trained units and the Special Operations Command (SEK), thoroughly searched the school premises. Firefighters were also present, ready to provide medical assistance if needed.

As of now, no injuries have been reported, and authorities have not identified any immediate danger. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the alarm and to ensure the continued safety of students and staff.

The Alt-Schmargendorf Elementary School is situated in a residential neighborhood in Berlin, the capital of Germany, which is known for its vibrant culture and history. This incident highlights the stringent safety measures in place to protect students in German schools.