A manhunt is underway in Berlin after a car was driven into a crowd of people gathered at a pride parade on Saturday night, authorities say.
Berlin police said a white vehicle was driven into a group of people celebrating Christopher Street Day, an annual LGBTQI+ event, in the German capital city about 10pm local time.
Officers said one person has died and 14 others are hurt, with some sustaining life-threatening injuries, BBC reports.
An area near Tiergarten park, where the incident took place, has been cordoned off as police investigate.
Police have since launched an emergency manhunt to locate one or more suspects, the force said on social media.
The pride event was immediately cancelled.
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