AMSTERDAM: Dutch authorities were on Saturday exploring a spate of stabbings at Amsterdam where one man died and four were wounded, however there weren’t any signs of terrorism. A 29-year-old guy was detained at the scene following the attacks occurred late Friday in a place of restaurants and pubs close to the capital’s ministry quarter,” authorities said. “The authorities is conducting a comprehensive investigation in the many incidents and also the conditions,” Amsterdam authorities said in a declaration. “The research team headed by the Public Prosecution Service is keeping all options available, but now does not have any immediate indications that there’s a terrorist rationale.” The Netherlands’ terror threat level remained unchanged following the episode, broadcaster RTL Nieuws stated. Police said that they were originally known as a report of a single traumatic, but”about the place it became apparent that four additional traumatic incidents had happened in the immediate area, a total of victims.” “Among those victims died on the place, the four other victims had been taken into hospital,” police said. Emergency services rushed to the scene along with two medical helicopters landed at a park near the famous Van Gogh museum and Rijksmuseum. The restaurants in the region were shut in the time of the stabbings due to coronavirus limitations. The Netherlands has endured a variety of terror attacks in previous years such as the stabbing of two US vacationers in Amsterdam railroad station in 2018 with an Afghan man who was later detained. However there’s also been a recent rash of crime in the funds, such as an armed robbery to a money meltdown in Amsterdam earlier this week where a defendant was murdered following a high-speed bond with police.