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The driver of a car that killed five people after crashing into crowds watching a Dutch royal parade has died from his injuries, Dutch media reports.The driver of a car that killed five people after crashing into crowds watching a Dutch royal parade has died from his injuries, Dutch media reports.
The 38-year-old Dutch national died in hospital after sustaining life-threatening injuries from his attempted attack on the royal family on Thursday. He died in hospital overnight, NOS TV quoted unnamed sources as saying.
His car careered into a monument after ploughing through bystanders. The man sustained life-threatening injuries after his attempted attack on the royal family on Thursday.
The crowds had gathered to mark Queen's Day at Apeldoorn, some 90km (56 miles) east of Amsterdam. His car crashed into a monument after ploughing into bystanders who were marking Queen's Day at Apeldoorn, some 90km (56 miles) east of Amsterdam.
Television pictures showed members of the royal family looking on in horror from an open-topped bus as the incident unfolded metres away from them.
Twelve people remain injured in hospital.
Officials said on Thursday the 38-year-old Dutch national had confessed to police that he intended to attack the royal family.
After searching the car and his home, investigators ruled out terrorism as a motive and said it appeared he had acted alone.