In brief
During the annual Christopher Street Day in Berlin, a vehicle entered Tiergarten Park and struck a large number of parade participants, leaving several injured. Emergency services are treating the wounded on the spot, and the police have launched a comprehensive manhunt for the driver. The rally has been canceled for the evening, and authorities urge residents and visitors to avoid the park until the suspect is located.
Several people were injured when a vehicle struck the Berlin Pride parade
Police reports say a car entered the Tiergarten Park area in Berlin and collided with a crowd that gathered for the city’s annual Christopher Street Day parade. The incident left a number of attendees wounded and led to an immediate evacuation of the area.
Emergency services are on site, treating the injured near the park, while city police are conducting a full-scale manhunt for the driver. Authorities have requested that people avoid the vicinity of Tiergarten Park until the suspect is identified and apprehended.
The event organizers have cancelled the planned evening celebrations, citing safety concerns. As the situation is evolving, the police urge anyone who has information about the incident to come forward and assist with the investigation.
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