- At least two people were killed and dozens injured when a driver rammed into a crowd in Mannheim, Germany, on Monday.
- The driver was taken into custody.
- The incident follows a series of violent attacks in Germany, including a car ramming in Munich and a stabbing in Mannheim.
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At least two people have been confirmed dead and dozens injured on Monday, March 3, when a driver rammed into a crowd in Mannheim, Germany, according to German media.
The driver was taken into custody, with at first one confirmed fatality by authorities. That number was then raised to two, according to reports.
An eyewitness told Reuters that victims were seen lying on the ground, with at least two undergoing resuscitation efforts.
Have there been other attacks?
The incident in Mannheim follows a series of violent attacks in Germany in recent months. In January, a mother and her daughter were killed in a car ramming in Munich, which injured 37 people. In Magdeburg, a car ramming claimed six lives and injured nearly 300 people.
Additionally in Mannheim, a man stabbed several people at a political rally, resulting in the death of a police officer and injuries to five others.
