1 Killed, 3 Injured As Car Rams Into Pedestrians In France’s Manche | World News
According to the local media, a car killed a person in Pirou’s Manche department of France and seriously injured three people.
Public Prosecutor Gauthier Poupeau in Coutances said in a statement on Saturday, based on the first information, the driver of the car became ill and the vehicle continued to move a few meters before hitting a group of people.
The Xinhua News Agency reported that the incident took place on Saturday in the town of Evreux in the northern French region of Normandy at around 4 am.
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“Unfortunately, the wage is too heavy,” Evreux Public Prosecutor Remi Coutin said.
Authorized, the deliberate action “officially excluded”, he added.
The vehicle hit a pizzeria terrace in the coastal town.
In a statement to the local media, the state of Manche treated a total of six victims, including four pedestrians and two people at the scene.
The prosecutor said two men, including the car driver, were detained.
The prosecutor said that the bouncers accompany all users other than the bar in the center of the town of about 50,0000 people.
Coutin, “One person went to bring a vehicle” and “the crowd outside the organization deliberately reversed,” he added Coutin, the incident “was rising in a terrible tragedy and ended,” he said.
“Victims, their families and loved ones expressed the deepest sympathy and solidarity with the Mayor of Evreux.
“I appreciate the rapid reaction of the police and emergency services.”
A police source, when the police arrived, they saw a panic crowd, many people under the influence of alcohol.
Speaking with the publisher BFMTV, the Mayor said that the bar should be closed at 1 o’clock
“This is an organization with a bad reputation.”
11A/C, 48 and 82 bus services were re -directed, but then returned to its usual ways.
The cords were placed and the road reopened just before 16:00
The statement added: “Everyone with knowledge can contact us by means of live chat on our website or by calling 101 and calling 5/9/25 1448.”
