BMW driver in Berlin hits group of children, Bild reports
Illustrative photo: in Berlin, a BMW driver drove into a crowd of children (Getty Images)
In Berlin on the afternoon of Thursday, September 4, a BMW crashed into a group of children aged 7–8. Emergency services arrived at the scene, Bild reports.
The accident occurred around 1:10 PM local time on a street in Germany’s capital, Berlin.
According to preliminary information, while turning, a BMW struck a group of children aged 7–8. Emergency services arrived at the scene.
Three of the 15 children sustained minor injuries and were hospitalized.
The caregiver accompanying the children suffered serious injuries and is also in the hospital. The BMW driver was unharmed.
Police are questioning him at the scene, and the car’s front left headlight was damaged.
Accidents involving Ukrainians worldwide
Previously, a major accident occurred in France involving a Ukrainian bus. At least four people were killed, and among the injured were children.
In Hungary, a bus carrying Ukrainian children overturned. At the time of the accident, there were 77 people on board.
As a result of the accident, 19 passengers were injured, four of them seriously. However, according to official reports, there were no fatalities at that time.
Earlier in Romania, a bus carrying 60 Ukrainian citizens collided with a minibus. The accident left five people injured, and one woman was killed.
