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Multiple Casualties Reported in Britain after Pedestrians Hit on London Bridge

British police said they were dealing with "incidents" on London Bridge and nearby Borough Market in the heart of the British capital Saturday, as witnesses reported a vehicle veering off the road and hitting several pedestrians.

Several witnesses said some victims also appeared to have stab wounds
 

British transport police say there are reports of multiple casualties following the major incident on London Bridge.

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Nick Brandon of the British Transport Police control room says he has received reports of multiple casualties following an incident possibly involving a knife and a vehicle.

British transport police say there are reports of multiple casualties following the major incident on London Bridge.

Nick Brandon of the British Transport Police control room says he has received reports of multiple casualties following an incident possibly involving a knife and a vehicle. - Associated Press

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