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Several people injured after car mounts pavement outside London's National History Museum - media Several people injured after car mounts pavement outside London's National History Museum
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An incident involving a car has been reported outside London’s Natural History Museum. One man has been arrested at the scene. Local media says a car reportedly plowed into pedestrians. Police say a number of people have been injured. An incident involving a car has been reported outside London’s Natural History Museum. Local media says a car reportedly ploughed into pedestrians. One man has been arrested at the scene. Police say a number of people have been injured.
The incident occurred at 2:21pm local time, according to a statement by the Metropolitan Police, who declined to provide any further details.The incident occurred at 2:21pm local time, according to a statement by the Metropolitan Police, who declined to provide any further details.
DETAILS TO FOLLOW “There has been an incident with a vehicle mounting the pavement and hitting a pedestrian. It happened on Exhibition Road. Police are dealing with the incident,” said a spokesperson for the Natural History Museum, adding that while no-one was being allowed into the building, visitors were being let out through a side exit.
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