King Charles says he is 'profoundly saddened' as he issues new message
- At least nine people have died after a car drove into a crowd at the Lapu Lapu Festival in Vancouver, Canada, on Saturday evening.
- The suspect is a 30-year-old man from Vancouver who is now in custody, according to police statements.
- King Charles and Queen Camilla expressed their sadness, calling the event a 'dreadful attack' and referred to the loss of life as 'utterly tragic.'
- Police confirmed that they believe this incident is not an act of terrorism.
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King Charles issues heartbreaking statement after 'dreadful attack'
King Charles and Queen Camilla have released a statement saying they are "saddened" after a car was driven into a crowd of festivalgoers in Vancouver, Canada. The incident happened shortly after 8pm local time on Saturday, with at least nine people killed so far. It is not yet known how many were injured.
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