Premier Cho Jung-tai said that a smoke bomb incident at a Taipei metro station resulted in injuries. The motivations for the attack are still unknown, even though the perpetrator may have committed suicide.
According to a report by Reuters that cited remarks made by Taiwan Premier Cho Jung-tai on his Facebook page on Friday, a number of people were hurt after someone attacked onlookers and detonated smoke bombs at a Taipei metro station.
According to the story, which cited the official Central News Agency, it has been suspected that the attacker killed himself. The attack's motivation is yet unknown.
According to AP, the attacker hurled smoke grenades at the Taipei Main metro station, which is near the city's main train station.
According to the news outlet, which cited footage from broadcaster EBC, the suspect rode the subway for one stop, got off, hurled more smoke bombs onto the street, then pulled out a knife and attacked people.
(More to come.)
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