Car ploughs into crowd near train station in Berlin


Car ploughs into crowd near train station in Berlin injuring at least seven people

At least seven people have been injured after a car ploughed into a crowd near a train station in Germany. 

One person was reportedly trapped underneath the black Mercedes after it swerved from the road and hit pedestrians in Berlin’s Hardenbergplatz, outside the Bahnhof Zoo station.

Around 55 firefighters were deployed to the scene after the incident at 7am today, alongside police with detection dogs, BILD News reported. 

Three people were said to have suffered ‘serious injuries’ in the crash.  

Berlin’s fire department added on Twitter that one person was resuscitated at the scene, and two rescue helicopters were deployed to help.   

More follows.

At least five people have been injured after a car ploughed into a crowd of people near a train station in Germany. Pictured: The scene today

Officials walk past a car which crashed into a group of seven people at Bahnhof Zoo train station in Berlin, Germany

Officials walk past a car which crashed into a group of seven people at Bahnhof Zoo train station in Berlin, Germany