Deadly Crash Rocks Christmas Festivities in Guadeloupe
A vehicle ploughed into a crowd preparing for Christmas in Sainte-Anne, Guadeloupe, killing at least 10 and injuring nine. The horror unfolded at Schoelcher Square, just outside the town hall and church, on Friday.
Christmas Chaos Turns Fatal
What should have been a festive gathering quickly turned into a nightmare. Families and children were packing the square when the car tore into the crowd without warning.
Three victims remain in critical condition. The driver stayed at the scene, but police are still investigating the cause. Some witnesses say the driver may have had a medical emergency behind the wheel, though this has not been confirmed.
Emergency Services Mobilise Amid Devastation
Firefighters, paramedics, and police rushed to the scene to treat the injured and secure the area. The heavy casualty toll shows just how packed the square was for Christmas preparations.
Community Stunned by Tragedy
Sainte-Anne, on Grande-Terre island, is a popular spot for tourists and locals alike, especially during the festive season. This tragedy has struck a deep blow to the tight-knit island community, where Christmas is usually a time of celebration and hope.
