In brief
During Berlin’s annual Christopher Street Day parade, a vehicle barreled into the crowd near Tiergarten park, injuring multiple participants and forcing the organisers to cancel the remaining festivities. Police are conducting a vigorous manhunt for the driver and urging the public to stay away from the area. Emergency services are treating the victims, while updates continue to flow as the situation develops.
Several people injured at Berlin Pride after vehicle crash, police say
\Police confirmed that a vehicle collided with a crowd during the annual Christopher Street Day parade in Berlin's Tiergarten park, leaving several participants injured and prompting the event's cancellation.
\Emergency crews are on the scene treating victims while authorities urge the public to stay clear of the area amid an intensified search for the driver.
\The incident occurred after the parade concluded near Tiergarten park and a series of evening events. The police posted on social media that “the vehicle entered the park and hit several people.”
\Images circulate showing a large emergency service presence, including ambulances and stretcher crews. One victim was visible in the footage being moved into an ambulance.
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