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Car accident in Nunspeet, Netherlands, injures at least 10 people
A serious traffic incident unfolded Monday evening in Nunspeet, Netherlands, after a car drove into a crowd of people gathered along Elburgerweg to watch a Christmas light parade, leaving at least nine people injured, three of them seriously.
Police described the incident on X as a “serious accident,” stressing that it does not currently appear to have been deliberate, though the investigation is ongoing. The parade featured vehicles decorated with Christmas lights and was halted immediately following the crash, according to nearby Elburg municipality officials.
Images from the ground after car accident in Nunspeet, Netherlands
Regional broadcaster Omroep Gelderland and RTL Nieuws reported that a large emergency response was launched, with multiple ambulances and three trauma helicopters dispatched to the scene. Images and video from national broadcaster NOS showed first responders working around a small, heavily damaged car that had come to rest in a field with its hood open.
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Authorities identified the driver as a 56-year-old woman from Nunspeet, who was slightly injured in the crash. Police said she was detained, which they noted is standard procedure in serious traffic accidents. Mayor Jan Nathan Rozendaal called the incident “a moment of great worry and sadness” in a statement, adding that what should have been a moment of solidarity ended in shock for the community.
Following the incident, organizers confirmed on Facebook that the annual light parade would no longer continue through Nunspeet. The event typically passes through four villages each year.
Naman is a copy editor at Times Now, with over three years experience in covering US News, politics, global affairs, sports, and other domains. Apart … View More
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