Authorities in Berlin say a manhunt is underway after a car crashes into a crowd during a pride parade in the city. Multiple outlets report that the incident occurs on Saturday night and involves a vehicle driving into people gathered for the event. ABC Australia and The West Australian both state that a person is killed in the crash. The West Australian and PerthNow describe the response as an urgent search for the driver or suspect, indicating that police are actively looking for those responsible. ABC Australia also reports that the Berlin pride parade is called off following the crash, reflecting the disruption of planned events. The reports consistently characterize the incident as a deliberate act in which the car ploughs into the crowd, citing authorities’ statements. While details about the circumstances, the driver’s identity, and the extent of injuries beyond the reported death are not included in the provided excerpts, all sources agree on the core facts: a car hits a pride parade crowd in Berlin, police launch a manhunt, and the parade is cancelled.