Several people are reported injured after a vehicle reportedly drives into a crowd at a Pride event in central Berlin, near the route of a Pride parade. German police say a major operation is under way and that they believe the vehicle struck people in Tiergarten park, where the event is taking place. Multiple outlets report that at least one person has died, while others are injured, with some accounts describing injuries as serious or life-threatening. BBC News and other reports characterize the incident as a mass-casualty situation and say an intensive manhunt is underway, including efforts to identify and locate a suspect or suspects. Other details reported across outlets include that the incident involves a driver who drove a vehicle into the crowd during the Pride celebrations, which had drawn large numbers of people to the city. While the exact vehicle type and circumstances are described differently by outlets, the shared picture is that police are responding to a deliberate or deliberate-appearing attack in Berlin’s city centre during the LGBTQ Pride festivities. Authorities continue investigating, and the manhunt remains active as more information is expected.