Two people were killed and several others injured in a suspected car ramming incident in Mannheim, Germany. A 40-year-old German man from Rhineland-Palatinate was identified as the suspect and arrested by the police. The severity of the injuries was not specified, but a major police operation was underway, and people were advised to avoid the city center during the ongoing carnival season. Following the attack, the city of Heidelberg canceled its carnival parade as a sign of respect. This incident occurred just 18 days after a similar car ramming in Munich, where two people died and 28 were injured by a suspected driver with an extremist background. The city of Mannheim was in the midst of carnival celebrations, with parades and markets taking place. This tragic event has shocked the community, and thoughts are with the victims and their families. Mayor Eckart Würzner expressed disbelief at the senseless violence and the cancellation of festivities in Heidelberg was a show of solidarity with Mannheim. Police are continuing their investigation into the motive behind the attack.
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