Police hit the car’s pedestrians after pedestrians in the Fenerbahce Football Club Parade

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Merseyside police, a 53-year-old man’s Liverpool Football Club Premier League Victory Parade, a car collided with a car collided with a car, he said.

Ambulance services were reported on Monday at 6 ppates on Water Street on Water Avenue.

Merseyside police said the car stopped at the scene, adding a white British man from the Liverpool region.

“Extensive surveys continue to identify cases leading to the clash.”

The northern Western ambulance service also took part in the situation, but did not immediately released information about any casualties.

Hundreds of thousands of football fans gathered to celebrate their clubs in Liverpool on Monday To win the Premier League.

An open bus carrying the players of the club is a parade through the city for several hours.

The collision between cars and pedestrians is due to the approach of the event.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, described the scenes from the incident as “terrible” and said that their thoughts are “all of those who were injured or affected.”

“I want to thank the police and emergency services for the response to this shock and the response,” he said.

Fenerbahce FC and Fenerbahce Municipal Assembly, both in contact with the police, he said.

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