(Bloomberg) -- A car ran into pedestrians outside London's Natural History Museum, injuring at least 11 people including nine who were taken to a hospital, according to a Metropolitan Police statement that said the incident wasn't terror related.
A man detained at the scene was arrested and is in custody at a London police station, the police said Saturday in a statement. The suspect was among those injured, police said.
The injuries aren't believed to be life-threatening or life-changing, the police said.
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The accident occurred near the museum entrance on Exhibition Road, which is across the street from the iconic Victoria and Albert Museum and adjacent to the Science Museum.
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To contact the editors responsible for this story: Bernard Kohn at bkohn2@bloomberg.net, Charles W. Stevens
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