British media: Liverpool s driving hit has risen to 79 people, and 7 people are still hospitalized

According to local Liverpool media reports, it was confirmed that in the collision incident at the Liverpool championship parade, seven victims were still hospitalized for treatment, but fortunately, the situation was stable. After further investigation, the police found that more people were injured in the incident, and the total number of injured people has risen to 79.

The driver of the accident was a 53-year-old man from West Derby who was arrested by police on suspicion of attempted murder, dangerous driving and drug use. The investigation team went to the detention center to interrogate the man, and the trial is expected to continue until tomorrow.

It is understood that the cordon on Water Street has been lifted and the street has been opened to vehicles and pedestrians.

Police Chief Rachel Wilson said: "It is gratifying to say that the number of victims hospitalized is decreasing and they are gradually recovering from this terrible incident. We will continue to support those who are still hospitalized for treatment. At the same time, we will continue to conduct investigations to identify more victims."

"I assure the citizens of Merseyside that the police have made significant progress in the investigation of this incident. We are conducting extensive investigations across the city to determine the whereabouts of the vehicle that caused the accident before the incident."

"The investigation is underway on the specific details of this incident, and I continue to ask everyone not to speculate on the specific circumstances of the incident and to avoid spreading disturbing information on the Internet."