Two people were killed and dozens injured after a car was driven into a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany. The driver has been arrested and the market has been closed. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Germany’s President condemned the attack. Security measures, like barriers, have been implemented in Christmas markets in Germany. Scores of people were injured, including a child, with at least 15 critical. The suspect is a refugee and a consultant for psychiatry. French President Macron expressed solidarity with Germany. Chancellor Scholz is visiting the scene of the attack. Authorities are investigating the incident, and citizens are urged to provide any relevant information. Witnesses described the chaos and devastation caused by the attack, with many people seeking medical treatment. The incident is a tragic reminder of a similar attack in Berlin eight years ago, and the impact on Christmas markets in the country. The UK Foreign Office is closely monitoring the situation and offering support. The European Union President called for a thorough investigation and punishment for those responsible. Police are searching the suspect’s house for more information. The attack has left the community in shock, with many injured and mourning the victims. The University hospital is treating multiple patients, and the city remains on high alert following the tragedy.
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