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French forensic police officers gesture to pedestrians as they take images while searching a vehicle following a car crash in the southern Mediterranean city of Marseille on August 21, 2017. At least one person has died in Marseille after a car crashed into people waiting at two different bus stops in the southern French port city, police sources told AFP, adding that the suspected driver had been arrested afterwards. The police sources, who asked not to be identified, did not say whether the incident was being treated as a terror attack or an accident.
French media are reporting that at least one woman has died after a vehicle rammed into two bus stops in the French port city of Marseille.
They say a driver has been arrested in the scenic Old Port area of France’s second-largest city.
The regional La Provence newspaper and BFM-TV say that at least one woman has died.
The incident comes just days after back-to-back van attacks in Barcelona and Spanish resort town of Cambrils killed 14 people.
