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Car Drives into Berlin Pride Crowd, Several Injured, Parade Halted
The Christopher Street Day event in Berlin's Tiergarten park was cancelled after a vehicle reportedly crashed into attendees, leading to a police manhunt.
Several individuals were injured on Saturday night after a vehicle reportedly drove into a crowd near the route of Berlin's Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade. The incident, which occurred in the city's Tiergarten park, led organisers to call off the major LGBTQ pride event.
Following the event, Berlin police declared a major incident and confirmed that an intensive manhunt is currently underway. The vehicle's entry into the crowd prompted an immediate response from emergency services, with several people receiving medical attention for their injuries.
Hundreds of thousands of people had gathered for the Christopher Street Day parade, a significant annual event celebrating LGBTQ rights and culture. The sudden halt of the parade by Berlin police underscores the severity of the incident and its immediate impact on the large public gathering.
Authorities are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the event in Tiergarten park. The cancellation of such a prominent public celebration has cast a somber mood over the city as police operations continue.
Reporting by the The Indian Morning Post Editorial Desk.
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