Crash Near Dagenham School Leaves Two Kids Hurt
A terrifying smash near The Leys Primary School in Dagenham has left two children injured. The crash happened on Rainham Road South, right by the school gates.
Rapid Response from London Ambulance Service
London Ambulance Service (LAS) rushed to the scene this morning, November 30, arriving within just four minutes of the emergency call. Crews treated an eight-year-old and a ten-year-old for minor injuries, plus an adult woman suffering a head injury.
“We were called at 8.37am today to reports of a road traffic collision. Multiple resources were dispatched, including London’s Air Ambulance,” a LAS spokesperson said. “All injured were taken to hospital as a priority.”
Met Police Confirm Car Hit Three Pedestrians
The Metropolitan Police confirmed a car struck three pedestrians: a woman and two children. The driver stopped at the scene, and no arrests have been made. Police are awaiting updates on the woman’s condition.
Community Left Shocked and Road Closed
Witnesses called the crash “truly traumatising.” Concern is mounting over the victims’ welfare and how the accident happened. Rainham Road South remains shut in both directions as investigations continue.
