Vancouver Tragedy: President Macron extends ‘solidarity to Canadians’ after nine die in Filipino Festival

Vancouver Tragedy: President Macron extends ‘solidarity to Canadians’ after nine die in Filipino Festival

President of France, Emmanuel Macron, has extended his “solidarity to Canadians” after a driver drove into a people during a Filipino community Festival in Vancouver, Canada.

Vancouver Police disclosed, nine (9) people have been confirmed dead following the unfortunate incident, adding, that a 30-year old man has been arrested.

President Macron wrote: “Following the tragedy in Vancouver, I extend our solidarity to Canadians and the Filipino community. Our thoughts are with the victims and their loved ones.”

Police also said, many others have been injured.

Vancouver Tragedy: President Macron extends solidarity to Canadians after nine die in Filipino Festival

Photo: Police look over a black SUV that was later removed on a flatbed truck from the scene where a vehicle was driven into a crowd at the Lapu Lapu festival in Vancouver on Saturday evening. Rich Lam/The Canadian Press via cbc.ca

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