イギリス リバプール優勝ゆうしょうパレードの沿道えんどうに車くるま突っ込つっこむ 27人にん搬送はんそう

On the 26th in Liverpool, central England, a car plowed into the crowd along the route of a victory parade celebrating the local club Liverpool, who won this seasons English Premier League, and 27 people were taken to the hospital.

The police arrested a 53-year-old man who is believed to have been driving the car at the scene, but they have indicated that it is not considered a terrorist act.

Around 6 p.m. on the 26th, a car plowed into a crowd in the center of Liverpool, central England.

On this day in the city, a victory parade was held for the local club Liverpool, which won the English Premier League this season for the first time in five seasons, and a large crowd of citizens and supporters gathered at the scene.

According to local authorities, 27 people who were hit by a car or otherwise injured have been taken to the hospital for treatment, and two of them, including one child, are believed to be seriously injured.

The police have arrested a 53-year-old local man, believed to have been driving the car, at the scene and are questioning him, but they have indicated that there are no accomplices and that it is not considered an act of terrorism.

Local media report that at the time, the bus carrying athletes and officials had already passed through the scene, and the traffic restrictions had been lifted.

Prime Minister Starmer posted on social media, The scenes in Liverpool are horrifying.

I posted, I sincerely extend my sympathies to everyone who was injured or affected.

Liverpool also has Japanese national team player Wataru Endo, and the club released a statement saying, We extend our heartfelt sympathies and prayers to everyone affected by this serious incident.