Car Crash Kills Two Teenagers in Perth
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Two teenagers died and two others were hospitalized after a car crash involving a grey BMW near Twin Swamps Nature Reserve south of Perth on Saturday evening. The victims, all boys aged 16 or 17, had been driving north on Railway Parade when their vehicle left the road, crashed into trees, and caught fire. Police are investigating the cause of the accident and have cordoned off the area for examination.
Two teenagers dead, two in hospital after Perth car crash →Two 16-year-old boys died in a car accident on Saturday night in Bullsbrook, Perth's north-east, when their grey BMW sedan veered off Railway Parade and collided with trees at approximately 10:20pm. Two other teenage passengers, aged 17, sustained serious injuries and were hospitalized. Police are investigating the scene and have requested any available footage from witnesses to assist in their inquiry.
Breaking: Two boys, 16, dead in crash in Perth's north-east →Analysis
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“Major Crash investigators are conducting an examination of the scene and are appealing for any witnesses to contact Crime Stoppers,” a WA police spokesperson said.
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1 Nov Two teens, 16, killed after car crashes into trees in Perth as two others are seriously injured
Daily Mail1 Nov Breaking: Two boys, 16, dead in crash in Perth's north-eastTwo 16-year-old boys died in a car accident on Saturday night in Bullsbrook, Perth's north-east, when their grey BMW sedan veered off Railway Parade and collided with trees at approximately 10:20pm. Two other teenage passengers, aged 17, sustained serious injuries and were hospitalized. Police are investigating the scene and have requested any available footage from witnesses to assist in their inquiry.ABC News (AU)
1 Nov Two teenagers dead, two in hospital after Perth car crashTwo teenagers died and two others were hospitalized after a car crash involving a grey BMW near Twin Swamps Nature Reserve south of Perth on Saturday evening. The victims, all boys aged 16 or 17, had been driving north on Railway Parade when their vehicle left the road, crashed into trees, and caught fire. Police are investigating the cause of the accident and have cordoned off the area for examination.Sydney Morning Herald
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