Berlin police are searching for suspects after a vehicle drove into a crowd near the city's Christopher Street Day (CSD) Pride parade on Saturday evening. The incident occurred in the Tiergarten park close to the Brandenburg Gate. Several people were injured, and the parade was canceled by organizers.
All reports agree that the event took place during Pride celebrations and that police launched an intensive manhunt. However, outlets differ on the severity of the injuries. CBC reports one person was killed, while DW, SCMP, BBC, and The Guardian mention only injuries without confirming a death. The Guardian states that a major incident was declared, and DW notes that the parade had been scheduled to resume Sunday but was canceled after the incident. SCMP adds that hundreds of thousands had gathered peacefully earlier.
The emphasis varies: BBC leads with the manhunt, while The Guardian focuses on the cancelation. DW reports on the parade's two-day schedule, a detail not mentioned by others. Police have not released further details on the suspect or motive.