At least one person has been killed and at least 10 are injured after an explosion at a wine bar late on Sunday in Ansbach, near the southern German city of Nuremberg, a police spokesman has confirmed. +++ EIL +++ Möglicherweise Anschlag in #Ansbach https://t.co/psJ3aGYTQ0 pic.twitter.com/w9YO5fUwPh — BR24 (@BR24) July 24, 2016 The spokesman had no immediate information on the cause of the blast, which followed the killing of nine people by an 18-year-old gunman in Munich on Friday. It was first reported at 10:12 p.m. CET (4.12 p.m. ET). A spokesman for the Bavarian Interior Ministry initially said it was unclear if the blast was accidental or intentional, but sources including the local mayor now suggest an explosive device was detonated. The BBC has reported that Interior Ministry sources have too confirmed the explosion is likely to have been “intentional”. A nearby music festival with around 2,500 attendees has now been shut down, and speculation is emerging on social media platforms that a man was seen to have been turned away from the festival just moments before the blast. The details have not yet been confirmed. BREAKING – Local mayor in German town of #Ansbach says deadly explosion at