Dozens Injured After Car Rams Pedestrians in Modena, Italy
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- A car rammed into pedestrians in Modena, Italy, injuring at least twelve people, four critically.
- The driver, described as a highly intoxicated man of North African descent, also reportedly stabbed someone before being subdued by bystanders.
- Terrorism is not being ruled out.
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At least twelve people have sustained injuries, with four reportedly in critical condition, after a car rammed into them in the Italian city of Modena.
The driver, described by the media as a “highly intoxicated” man of North African descent, was reportedly armed with a knife, and stabbed a person before being subdued by bystanders.
While the motive remains unclear for the time being, terrorism is not being ruled out, according to Italian newspaper La Pressa.





