Vehicle Collision in Munich Leaves 28 Injured Ahead of Security Conference
A car drove into a crowd in central Munich on Thursday, injuring 28 people, with German authorities investigating it as a possible deliberate incident. The collision occurred at approximately 10:30 a.m. near a trade union demonstration. The driver, identified as a 24-year-old Afghan asylum-seeker with previous records of drug and theft offenses, has been detained by police. Officials confirmed the suspect no longer poses a threat. The scene showed a white Mini with various personal items scattered across the road, including shoes, glasses, and a stroller. At least two victims sustained serious injuries, according to Munich police. Bavaria's Governor Markus Söder addressed the incident, expressing concern about the event and calling for swift changes in Germany, though he did not specify particular measures. The incident occurred one day before the Munich Security Conference, where international leaders are scheduled to convene. […]