At least two killed in car-ramming incident in German city

A Car Accident in Leipzig Leaves Multiple Injured

Police have arrested the driver involved in a car accident that occurred in the German city of Leipzig, resulting in multiple injuries and fatalities. The incident took place on Grimmaische Strasse, a street leading into central Leipzig’s shopping area.

According to reports, emergency services responded to the scene, including fire brigade, ambulances, and police. A damaged Volkswagen SUV was seen speeding through a pedestrian zone before the accident occurred. Witnesses reported seeing several bodies covered with sheets, as well as a stabbing victim.

The city’s mayor, Burkhard Jung, stated that the motivation behind the incident is currently unknown. Police have confirmed that the driver has been arrested and is no longer considered a threat to public safety.

At least 20 people were affected in the eastern state of Saxony, with two fatalities reported so far. Leipzig is one of Germany’s largest cities, with a population of approximately 630,000.

This incident marks the latest in a series of car-ramming and stabbing attacks in Europe. Similar incidents have occurred in other countries, including Germany, where multiple people were killed or injured in recent years.

Source: Al Jazeera