Following a suspected Islamist attack during the Berlin LGBTQ event Christopher Street Day (CSD) in July, Austrian authorities have intensified security measures in the capital. Berlin's Interior Senator Iris Spranger (SPD) announced that four individuals deemed threats now wear ankle bracelets for 30 days, with one subjected to restricted movement. The attack resulted in one death and 31 injuries. The individuals under surveillance include three men and one woman, according to the newspaper 'Tagesspiegel.' One of the suspects was released from custody after the CSD in Hamburg, which took place over the weekend.
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