The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) are investigating a multiple hit-and-run on Saturday night in Granollers (Vallès Oriental) that left eight people injured, none of them seriously. For now, it is unknown whether the incident was intentional or accidental, according to sources within the force consulted by ARA, who have ruled out any hypothesis. At the moment, the police have also not been able to clarify what relationship exists between the victims and the suspect, whom they have not yet been able to locate for arrest. However, the suspect has been identified because eyewitnesses to the incident, as well as the injured themselves, gave the name of the driver, whom they already knew and recognized as he fled.

"Four very, very seriously injured people are still in hospital," Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotheram announced Tuesday morning, referring to the multiple car crash in the city center that occurred mid-afternoon on Monday, minutes after the Reds' bus passed by the street, as they were celebrating the title. On Water Street, shortly after six o'clock, a gray Ford Galaxy—according to eyewitnesses—first reversed and then accelerated, hitting a large group of fans. The death toll is 47, four of whom were trapped under the wheels. There were three adults and one child, and it is currently unknown if they are the same number of people who remain in a hospital. Firefighters had to intervene to rescue them. In total, 27 people required hospital treatment and 20 were treated. in situ by emergency crews.

Several people were killed and several others injured in a mass crash in the Canadian city of Vancouver. According to Reuters, a driver plowed into a crowd at around 8 p.m. local time (6 a.m. in Catalonia), leaving several injured in his wake. The driver was participating in a Filipino street festival at the time. The incident occurred in the eastern part of the city, and police have not yet determined whether the crash was intentional or accidental. They did state in a social media post that the driver has been arrested.

At least nine people were killed and several others injured in a mass crash in the Canadian city of Vancouver. According to Reuters, a driver plowed into the crowd at around 8 p.m. (local time, 6 a.m. in Catalonia), leaving several injured in his wake. The driver was participating in a Filipino street festival at the time. The incident occurred in the eastern part of the city. Canadian police say they are "confident at this time that this was not an act of terrorism."