Australia police say don't suspect terrorism after car plows into pedestriansMELBOURNE (Reuters) - An Australian man of Afghan descent with a history of mental health issues drove a car into Christmas shoppers in the city of Melbourne on Thursday, injuring 19 people, but police said they did not believe the attack was terror-related. In January, four people were killed and more than 20 injured when a man drove into pedestrians just a few hundred meters away from Thursday s attack. That too was not a terror attack. Jim Stoupas, the owner of a donut shop at the scene, told Reuters the vehicle was traveling up to 100 kph (62 mph) when it drove into the intersection packed with people, hitting one person after another.  All you could hear was just  bang bang bang bang bang  and screams,  Stoupas said in a telephone interview, adding the car came to rest by a tram stop. Police said they detained the 32-year-old driver, an Australian of Afghan descent with a history of assault, drug use and mental health issues.      At this time, we don t have any evidence or intelligence to indicate a connection with terrorism,  said the acting chief commissioner of Victoria State, Shane Patton. Four of the injured were in critical condition, including a pre-school aged boy who suffered a head injury. Police also detained a 24-year-old man at the scene who was filming the incident and had a bag with knifes. Patton said it was  quite probable  the 24-year-old was not involved.  The men had not been charged and their names have not been released by police. The attack took place on Flinders Street, a major road that runs alongside the Yarra River, in the central business district of Australia s second-biggest city. Melbourne has installed about 140 concrete bollards in the city center to stop vehicle attacks by militants similar to recent attacks in Europe and the United States.  We ve seen an horrific act, an evil act, an act of cowardice perpetrated against innocent bystanders,  said the state premier, Daniel Andrews.  Sydney, Australia s biggest city, has also installed concrete barricades in main pedestrian thoroughfares.  Our thoughts & prayers are with the victims & the emergency & health workers who are treating them,  Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said in a post on his official Twitter account. Australia has been on a  high  national threat level since 2015, citing the likelihood of attacks by Australians radicalized in Iraq and Syria. Two hostages were killed during a 17-hour siege by a  lone wolf  gunman, inspired by Islamic State militants, in a cafe in Sydney in December 2014. For a map of Melbourne, click tmsnrt.rs/2BcJp3z worldnews
australia police say suspect terrorism car flows pedestriansmelbourne reuters an australian man afghan descent history mental health issues drove car christmas shoppers city melbourne thursday injuring people police said believe attack in january four people killed injured man drove pedestrians hundred meters away thursday attack that terror attack jim stops owner dont shop scene told reuters vehicle traveling kph mph drove intersection packed people hitting one person another all could hear bang bang bang bang bang screams stops said telephone interview adding car came rest tram stop police said detained driver australian afghan descent history assault drug use mental health issues at time evidence intelligence indicate connection terrorism said acting chief commissioner victoria state shane patron four injured critical condition including aged boy suffered head injury police also detained man scene filming incident bag knife patron said quite probable involved the men charged names released police the attack took place founders street major road runs alongside barra river central business district australia city melbourne installed concrete boards city center stop vehicle attacks militants similar recent attacks europe united states we seen horrific act evil act act cowardice perpetrated innocent bystanders said state premier daniel andrews sydney australia biggest city also installed concrete barricades main pedestrian thoroughfare our thoughts prayers victims emergency health workers treating prime minister malcolm turnbull said post official twitter account australia high national threat level since citing likelihood attacks australian radicalized iraq syria two hostages killed siege lone wolf gunman inspired islamic state militants cafe sydney december for map melbourne click worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Australia police say don't suspect terrorism after car plows into pedestriansMELBOURNE (Reuters) - An Australian man of Afghan descent with a history of mental health issues drove a car into Christmas shoppers in the city of Melbourne on Thursday, injuring 19 people, but police said they did not believe the attack was terror-related. In January, four people were killed and more than 20 injured when a man drove into pedestrians just a few hundred meters away from Thursday s attack. That too was not a terror attack. Jim Stoupas, the owner of a donut shop at the scene, told Reuters the vehicle was traveling up to 100 kph (62 mph) when it drove into the intersection packed with people, hitting one person after another.  All you could hear was just  bang bang bang bang bang  and screams,  Stoupas said in a telephone interview, adding the car came to rest by a tram stop. Police said they detained the 32-year-old driver, an Australian of Afghan descent with a history of assault, drug use and mental health issues.      At this time, we don t have any evidence or intelligence to indicate a connection with terrorism,  said the acting chief commissioner of Victoria State, Shane Patton. Four of the injured were in critical condition, including a pre-school aged boy who suffered a head injury. Police also detained a 24-year-old man at the scene who was filming the incident and had a bag with knifes. Patton said it was  quite probable  the 24-year-old was not involved.  The men had not been charged and their names have not been released by police. The attack took place on Flinders Street, a major road that runs alongside the Yarra River, in the central business district of Australia s second-biggest city. Melbourne has installed about 140 concrete bollards in the city center to stop vehicle attacks by militants similar to recent attacks in Europe and the United States.  We ve seen an horrific act, an evil act, an act of cowardice perpetrated against innocent bystanders,  said the state premier, Daniel Andrews.  Sydney, Australia s biggest city, has also installed concrete barricades in main pedestrian thoroughfares.  Our thoughts & prayers are with the victims & the emergency & health workers who are treating them,  Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said in a post on his official Twitter account. Australia has been on a  high  national threat level since 2015, citing the likelihood of attacks by Australians radicalized in Iraq and Syria. Two hostages were killed during a 17-hour siege by a  lone wolf  gunman, inspired by Islamic State militants, in a cafe in Sydney in December 2014. For a map of Melbourne, click tmsnrt.rs/2BcJp3z worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: australia police say suspect terrorism car flows pedestriansmelbourne reuters an australian man afghan descent history mental health issues drove car christmas shoppers city melbourne thursday injuring people police said believe attack in january four people killed injured man drove pedestrians hundred meters away thursday attack that terror attack jim stops owner dont shop scene told reuters vehicle traveling kph mph drove intersection packed people hitting one person another all could hear bang bang bang bang bang screams stops said telephone interview adding car came rest tram stop police said detained driver australian afghan descent history assault drug use mental health issues at time evidence intelligence indicate connection terrorism said acting chief commissioner victoria state shane patron four injured critical condition including aged boy suffered head injury police also detained man scene filming incident bag knife patron said quite probable involved the men charged names released police the attack took place founders street major road runs alongside barra river central business district australia city melbourne installed concrete boards city center stop vehicle attacks militants similar recent attacks europe united states we seen horrific act evil act act cowardice perpetrated innocent bystanders said state premier daniel andrews sydney australia biggest city also installed concrete barricades main pedestrian thoroughfare our thoughts prayers victims emergency health workers treating prime minister malcolm turnbull said post official twitter account australia high national threat level since citing likelihood attacks australian radicalized iraq syria two hostages killed siege lone wolf gunman inspired islamic state militants cafe sydney december for map melbourne click worldnews