Berlin Pride Parade Hit by Vehicle, Injuries Reported

Sun Sep 06 2026 08:30:24 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

After a vehicle struck several people at the Berlin Pride event, police are on a manhunt and the parade is cancelled.

A vehicle crashed into a crowd at Berlin’s Pride parade, injuring several people and sparking an intensive police manhunt. The incident occurred in Tiergarten Park, the final stage of the annual Christopher Street Day celebration. Emergency services are treating the wounded, while organizers have cancelled the remainder of the event. Authorities urge the public to stay away from the area as investigations continue.

Several people were injured after a vehicle entered the crowd at Berlin’s pride parade, police confirmed on Saturday.

The incident occurred in Tiergarten park, the final stage of the annual Christopher Street Day celebration. Emergency services are treating the wounded, while a police‑led manhunt continues for the driver.

The organisers have cancelled the remainder of the parade as safety concerns rise. Police urged people to avoid the area and urged the crowd to leave the park after the incident.

Images from the scene show a flurry of ambulance traffic and first‑response units, with several injured people being carried on stretchers.

Earlier in the day, the parade had gathered thousands of supporters across the city. The event, normally held in the city centre, finished near Tiergarten where celebrants were celebrating until evening.

Police statement: “We believe a vehicle entered Tiergarten park and hit several people.” An investigation is underway. Updates will follow as new details emerge.