German authorities cancelled a major festival in Berlin after a vehicle drove into the crowd, injuring several people.
Police and fire rescue units responded in the Großer Tiergarten, ordering attendees to evacuate and providing medical care to the injured.
The incident occurred during the annual Christopher Street Day celebration, the city’s LGBTQ+ pride event that attracts hundreds of thousands of participants.
The festival featured a parade and concluded Saturday evening with a performance in Tiergarten near the Brandenburg Gate.
Police have launched an intensive manhunt for the driver, but have not disclosed a motive or the severity of the injuries.
Authorities continue to treat the wounded while maintaining a strong police presence as the investigation proceeds.
