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Nails, Screws, Needles Found in some Halloween Treats in Germany

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German authorities said Monday that nails, screws and needles were found inside some sweets collected by children during Halloween and urged parents to be very careful with treats. In Munich, a nine-year-old child who had been going door-to-door with friends on Saturday bit into a piece of candy containing a nail, though police said the […]

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Cakes, screws, needles and other dangerous objects were discovered in the sweets received by Halloween children in different regions of Germany, the authorities indicated on Monday, according to AFP.

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Nails, screws, needles and other dangerous objects were discovered in treats collected by children during Halloween in various regions of Germany, have reported this...

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Germany has reported several cases of metal particles, including needles and nails, being found in children's candy after Halloween. Police have urged parents to check their children's candy more closely and have assured that they are investigating the matter, German media reported.

Pins, nails and other metal objects have been found in Halloween candy in some parts of Germany. One case was reported from Austria, the DPA agency reported today. Police have not yet received any reports of injuries caused by these foreign objects.

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Aktuálně.cz broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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