London: Seven people, including two police officers, died early Saturday in a head-on collision in the northeast of England following a pursuit.Cleveland Police said a Volkswagen Passat carrying five members of the public was travelling the wrong way down the A66 highway near Middlesbrough and collided with a police vehicle on the same road going in the right direction.Also Read: Taiwan accuses China of silencing political dissentThe seven people were pronounced dead at the scene after the crash at 3:39 am.Police are still working to formally identify some of them. The families of those already identified have been informed and are being offered specialist support, police said.Also Read: Baloch communities facing systematic repression, claims BYC leader Sabiha BalochLocal lawmaker Anna Turley said Cleveland Police are investigating the accident, alongside the Independent Office for Police Conduct."It is crucial that we respect that process and avoid speculation at this deeply painful time," she said.
7 people, including 2 police officers, die following head-on collision in northeast England
Seven people, including two police officers, died early Saturday in a collision. A Volkswagen Passat was travelling the wrong way down the A66 highway. It collided with a police vehicle going in the right direction. All seven individuals were pronounced dead at the scene of the crash. Investigations into the accident are currently underway by police and an independent body.
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