IN PICTURES: Muslims take to the streets to pray for London van attack victims
Several Muslim worshipers took to the streets to pray for the victims in the aftermath of a terror attack that left at least one person dead and 10 people injured.
A white van driver had ploughed into Muslim worshipers near the north London Finsbury Park Mosque after they finished Ramadan evening prayers, known as taraweeh, on Sunday.
Police have confirmed that the van driver, aged 48, was found detained by members of public at the scene and then arrested by police. They say he will also be subject of a mental health assessment in due course.
Several Muslim worshipers took to the streets to pray for the victims in the aftermath of a terror attack that left at least one person dead.
Several Muslim worshipers took to the streets to pray for the victims in the aftermath of a terror attack that left at least one person dead.
Several Muslim worshipers took to the streets to pray for the victims in the aftermath of a terror attack that left at least one person dead.
Several Muslim worshipers took to the streets to pray for the victims in the aftermath of a terror attack that left at least one person dead.
Police officers attend to the scene after a vehicle collided with pedestrians in the Finsbury Park neighbourhood of North London, Britain June 19, 2017. (Reuters)
Police officers attend to the scene after a vehicle collided with pedestrians in the Finsbury Park neighborhood of North London. (Thomas Van Hulle/Social Media via Reuters)
