Terror on Bourbon Street: Vehicle Attack Rocks New Orleans

A vehicle attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day left 10 dead and 30 injured in what the FBI describes as terrorism. The driver was killed in a firefight with police. The attack disrupted the city, which was preparing for a major football game event.

In a shocking act of violence, a vehicle plowed into a crowd during New Year's celebrations in New Orleans, resulting in a tragedy that claimed the lives of 10 individuals and left 30 injured. The FBI is investigating the incident as an act of terrorism.

The vehicle's driver was killed following a gunfight with police along the bustling Bourbon Street. Officials described the driver's actions as deliberate, with New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell labeling the attack as terrorism.

Authorities found a suspected improvised explosive device at the scene. Despite the attack, the city is preparing for the Sugar Bowl game, a major event that will proceed as planned, with heightened security measures in place.

(With inputs from agencies.)