An outrage at the entrance to a museum in London leaves 11 wounded

Eleven people have been injured this Saturday after being hit by a vehicle that jumped to the sidewalk in the vicinity of the Museum of Natural History of London, as reported by the British police. Security forces have trusted ...

An outrage at the entrance to a museum in London leaves 11 wounded
Eleven people have been injured this Saturday after being hit by a vehicle that jumped to the sidewalk in the vicinity of the Museum of Natural History of London, as reported by the British police. The security forces have confirmed the arrest of an individual after the incident, occurring at the 14.20, local time, between the streets Exhibition Road and Cromwell Road, in the London district of South Kensington. Nine of the wounded have been transferred to the hospital, including the Condutctor arrested. After 19.00 (Spanish peninsular Time), the Metropolitan Police confirmed that "the incident is not being treated as related to terrorism", but that it is a "traffic collision". There's been a serious incident outside the Museum. We are working w/@metpoliceuk and will provide an update when we have more information — NaturalHistoryMuseum (@NHM_London) October 7, 2017 the police have evacuated the museum of Natural History of London as a precautionary measure. According to a spokesman of the center, the outrage took place by the entrance. The ambulance service has come immediately to the scene of the event and the area has been off by the security forces. The South Kensington subway station has also been closed to the public. It is a neighborhood usually full of tourists, even more on the weekends. It is known as the Museum District, as it hosts, in addition to the Natural history, the science and the Victoria and Albert. A reporter from the British BBC network present in the area has reported that the police have told her that the wounded are not serious. Images hanging in the network by witnesses in the area show destruction of public furniture and several vehicles by collision. In a video you can see as four men, predictably security agents, have immobilized against the ground an individual next to what looks like the car collided, black color. The incident has caused panic scenes in the area. In recent months the City of London has experienced three terrorist attacks-on March 22 at the Westminster Bridge on June 3 at the London Bridge and the 19th of that month in Finsbury Park-in which the aggressor has used a motor vehicle to assault Pedestrians.