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Canada: Fatalities after car driven into crowd in Vancouver Canada: Fatalities after car driven into crowd in Vancouver
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A "number of people have been killed" after a car was driven into a crowd in the Canadian city of Vancouver, local police have said.A "number of people have been killed" after a car was driven into a crowd in the Canadian city of Vancouver, local police have said.
Vancouver Police said "multiple others" were injured during an incident at a street festival on Saturday evening.Vancouver Police said "multiple others" were injured during an incident at a street festival on Saturday evening.
The force said the driver is in custody.The force said the driver is in custody.
It is not yet known how many people have been killed.It is not yet known how many people have been killed.
In a post on X, police said "a driver drove into a crowd at a street festival at E. 41st Avenue and Fraser" shortly after 20:00 local time on Saturday (03:00 GMT Sunday).In a post on X, police said "a driver drove into a crowd at a street festival at E. 41st Avenue and Fraser" shortly after 20:00 local time on Saturday (03:00 GMT Sunday).
"We will provide more information as the investigation unfolds," a statement continued."We will provide more information as the investigation unfolds," a statement continued.
Local media reported that a group of pedestrians was hit by a car during the annual Lapu Lapu festival, which celebrates Filipino culture.Local media reported that a group of pedestrians was hit by a car during the annual Lapu Lapu festival, which celebrates Filipino culture.
Unverified footage on social media showed a number of police cars, ambulances and fire engines at the scene, with injured people lying on the ground.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim said in a statement on X that he was "shocked and deeply saddened by the horrific incident at today's Lapu Lapu Day event".
He continued: "Our thoughts are with all those affected and with Vancouver's Filipino community during this incredibly difficult time."
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