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Dereva aliua watu wasiopungua wawili alipovamia Kwa kubamiza gari kwenye umati mkubwa wa watu waliokuwa wakisherehekea katika soko la Krismasi katika mji wa Magdeburg nchini Ujerumani siku ya Ijumaa jioni, maafisa wa eneo hilo walisema.
Takriban watu 60 walijeruhiwa, alisema Reiner Haseloff, waziri mkuu wa jimbo la Saxony-Anhalt, ambapo Magdeburg ndio mji mkuu. Mmoja wa waliokufa alikuwa mtoto mdogo, Haseloff aliongeza.
Polisi wamemkamata mshukiwa wa shambulizi, ambaye Haseloff alimtaja kama daktari kutoka Saudi Arabia ambaye alikuwa akifanya kazi peke yake.
“Ni msiba mbaya sana. Ni janga kwa jiji la Magdeburg, kwa jimbo na kwa Ujerumani kwa ujumla,” Haseloff alisema.
Polisi walikataa kutoa nambari za majeruhi, na hivyo kuthibitisha oparesheni kubwa tu katika soko hilo, ambapo watu walikuwa wamekusanyika kusherehekea siku chache kabla ya sikukuu ya Krismasi.
Kansela wa Ujerumani Olaf Scholz alisema "mawazo yake yako kwa wahasiriwa na familia zao."
Video iliyotumwa kwenye mitandao ya kijamii kutoka juu ya soko ilionyesha gari likiendesha kwa kasi katikati ya umati wa watu likitembea kati ya safu mbili za maduka ya soko. Watu walionekana wakianguka chini na kukimbia. Reuters iliweza kuthibitisha eneo, kwa miti, muhtasari na muundo wa majengo yanayolingana na faili na picha za setilaiti za eneo hilo.
Mwishoni mwa mwezi uliopita, waziri wa mambo ya ndani wa Ujerumani Nancy Faeser alishauri watu kuwa waangalifu katika masoko ya Krismasi.
Miaka minane iliyopita, lori lililokuwa likiendeshwa na Anis Amri, mtafuta hifadhi wa Tunisia aliyeshindwa na ambaye ana uhusiano na Waislamu, lilianguka katika soko la Krismasi lililokuwa na watu wengi mjini Berlin, na kuua watu 12 na kujeruhi makumi ya wengine
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Driver kills at least two after ramming into crowd at German Christmas market
Over 60 reported injuHARTMANN / AFP)
Reuters — A driver killed at least two people when he rammed into a large crowd of revellers at a Christmas market in the German city of Magdeburg on Friday evening, local officials said.
At least 60 people were injured, said Reiner Haseloff, premier of the state of Saxony-Anhalt, where Magdeburg is the capital. One of the dead was a young child, Haseloff added.
Police have arrested the suspected attacker, who Haseloff described as a doctor from Saudi Arabia who was acting alone.
“It’s a terrible tragedy. It is a catastrophe for the city of Magdeburg, for the state and for Germany in general,” Haseloff said.
Police declined to give casualty numbers, confirming only a large-scale operation at the market, where people had gathered to celebrate in the days leading up to the Christmas holidays.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said his “thoughts are with the victims and their families.”
A video posted on social media from a position above the market showed a car driving at speed through a crowd walking between two rows of market stalls. People could be seen knocked to the ground and running away. Reuters was able to verify the location, with the trees, outline and design of the buildings matching file and satellite imagery of the area.
Late last month, German interior minister Nancy Faeser advised people to be vigilant at Christmas markets.
Eight years ago, a truck driven by Anis Amri, a failed Tunisian asylum seeker with Islamist links, crashed into a crowded Christmas market in Berlin, killing 12 people and injuring dozens of others.
Dereva aliua watu wasiopungua wawili alipovamia Kwa kubamiza gari kwenye umati mkubwa wa watu waliokuwa wakisherehekea katika soko la Krismasi katika mji wa Magdeburg nchini Ujerumani siku ya Ijumaa jioni, maafisa wa eneo hilo walisema.
Takriban watu 60 walijeruhiwa, alisema Reiner Haseloff, waziri mkuu wa jimbo la Saxony-Anhalt, ambapo Magdeburg ndio mji mkuu. Mmoja wa waliokufa alikuwa mtoto mdogo, Haseloff aliongeza.
Polisi wamemkamata mshukiwa wa shambulizi, ambaye Haseloff alimtaja kama daktari kutoka Saudi Arabia ambaye alikuwa akifanya kazi peke yake.
“Ni msiba mbaya sana. Ni janga kwa jiji la Magdeburg, kwa jimbo na kwa Ujerumani kwa ujumla,” Haseloff alisema.
Polisi walikataa kutoa nambari za majeruhi, na hivyo kuthibitisha oparesheni kubwa tu katika soko hilo, ambapo watu walikuwa wamekusanyika kusherehekea siku chache kabla ya sikukuu ya Krismasi.
Kansela wa Ujerumani Olaf Scholz alisema "mawazo yake yako kwa wahasiriwa na familia zao."
Video iliyotumwa kwenye mitandao ya kijamii kutoka juu ya soko ilionyesha gari likiendesha kwa kasi katikati ya umati wa watu likitembea kati ya safu mbili za maduka ya soko. Watu walionekana wakianguka chini na kukimbia. Reuters iliweza kuthibitisha eneo, kwa miti, muhtasari na muundo wa majengo yanayolingana na faili na picha za setilaiti za eneo hilo.
Mwishoni mwa mwezi uliopita, waziri wa mambo ya ndani wa Ujerumani Nancy Faeser alishauri watu kuwa waangalifu katika masoko ya Krismasi.
Miaka minane iliyopita, lori lililokuwa likiendeshwa na Anis Amri, mtafuta hifadhi wa Tunisia aliyeshindwa na ambaye ana uhusiano na Waislamu, lilianguka katika soko la Krismasi lililokuwa na watu wengi mjini Berlin, na kuua watu 12 na kujeruhi makumi ya wengine
Mungu ibariki Israel
Driver kills at least two after ramming into crowd at German Christmas market
Over 60 reported injuHARTMANN / AFP)
Reuters — A driver killed at least two people when he rammed into a large crowd of revellers at a Christmas market in the German city of Magdeburg on Friday evening, local officials said.
At least 60 people were injured, said Reiner Haseloff, premier of the state of Saxony-Anhalt, where Magdeburg is the capital. One of the dead was a young child, Haseloff added.
Police have arrested the suspected attacker, who Haseloff described as a doctor from Saudi Arabia who was acting alone.
“It’s a terrible tragedy. It is a catastrophe for the city of Magdeburg, for the state and for Germany in general,” Haseloff said.
Police declined to give casualty numbers, confirming only a large-scale operation at the market, where people had gathered to celebrate in the days leading up to the Christmas holidays.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said his “thoughts are with the victims and their families.”
A video posted on social media from a position above the market showed a car driving at speed through a crowd walking between two rows of market stalls. People could be seen knocked to the ground and running away. Reuters was able to verify the location, with the trees, outline and design of the buildings matching file and satellite imagery of the area.
Late last month, German interior minister Nancy Faeser advised people to be vigilant at Christmas markets.
Eight years ago, a truck driven by Anis Amri, a failed Tunisian asylum seeker with Islamist links, crashed into a crowded Christmas market in Berlin, killing 12 people and injuring dozens of others.