Ten people were injured on Monday after a car plowed into a carnival parade in the western German town of Volkmarsen, police said.

The suspect left a number of rambling texts and videos espousing racist views, authorities said, and claimed to have been under surveillance since birth.

In unusually plain words, the Germany's leader said of the incident: “Racism is a poison. Hatred is a poison.”

The suspect was found dead at his home alongside another body at the same address, according to a police tweet.

The Higher Administrative Court for Berlin-Brandenburg ordered Tesla to stop clearing trees on the wooded site near Berlin until it considers an appeal from Green League Brandenburg.

A German air force plane arrived in Frankfurt carrying 128 passengers who were expected to spend two weeks quarantined at a military base. Russia sent military aircraft to evacuate citizens from Wuhan and other areas of China most affected by the virus.

Survivors of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp gathered Monday for commemorations marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the camp, using the testimony of survivors to warn about the signs of rising anti-Semitism and hatred in the world today.

Joseph Gottdenker, 77, said that he hopes his visit to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the camp's liberation will help educate others about the magnitude of the Holocaust and other genocides around the world.

Police in the southwestern town told reporters that a suspect had been arrested and that there was a belief that the suspect knew one or more of the victims.

The so-called "Judensau," or "Jew pig," sculpture on the Town Church in Wittenberg dates back to around 1300.