Seven Indians Injured in Deadly Car-Ramming Attack at Magdeburg Christmas Market

A tragic car-ramming incident in Magdeburg, Germany, has left seven Indians injured. The Indian embassy in Berlin is actively supporting them, according to official sources. On Friday evening, a 50-year-old man drove into crowds at a Christmas market in Saxony-Anhalt, resulting in at least five deaths and nearly 200 injuries, including a nine-year-old child.

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has strongly condemned the attack, describing it as horrific and senseless. They confirmed that the Indian mission in Germany is in touch with the injured Indians. Although the MEA did not specify the number of injured Indians, they assured that all possible assistance is being provided.

Indian Embassy's Support

The Indian embassy in Berlin is maintaining close communication with the injured individuals. In a statement, the MEA expressed their condolences: "We condemn the horrific and senseless attack at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany. Several precious lives have been lost and many have been injured. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims."

Three of the seven injured Indians have already been discharged from hospital care. The MEA reiterated their commitment to assisting those affected by stating, "Our Mission is in contact with Indians who are injured, as well as their families, and rendering all possible assistance."

The embassy's efforts highlight India's dedication to ensuring the safety and well-being of its citizens abroad during such distressing events.