A car ramming attack in Vancouver claimed the lives of 11 individuals and left 20 more injured during a Filipino cultural festival. Prime Minister Mark Carney described the horrific event as devastating, offering condolences to the affected families. He assured Canadians of no continued threat and thanked first responders for their efforts. Local authorities confirmed they were treating the incident as a mass casualty event. Witness accounts suggested the situation may have involved more casualties than initially reported, highlighting the chaos and horror experienced by festival attendees.
In a tragic incident during a street festival in Vancouver, 11 people lost their lives when a driver rammed into a crowd, with many others injured.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed his shock and devastation over the attack, referring to it as a 'car ramming attack' and offering heartfelt condolences.
During a press briefing, Carney emphasized the community's strength, referencing bayanihan, signifying unity and cooperation, crucial in times of tragedy.
Vancouver’s police chief noted the incident was being treated as a 'mass casualty' event, while emphasizing the need to inform families of all the victims.
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