Six people have died and 10 have sustained life-threatening injuries after a car drove into a Carnival gathering in the southern Belgian town of Strépy-Bracquegnies, says a rescue services spokesperson. A further 27 people were slightly injured, the spokesperson said. Initially, four people had been reported dead. It remained unclear why the car had driven into the crowd of people. A spokesperson for the state prosecution stressed that there were no indications of a terrorist motive. The people sitting in the car were locals, born in 1988 and 1990, and had been arrested, he said. The mayor of …