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Funeral of Handsworth crash death sisters Funeral of Handsworth crash death sisters
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Mourners have gathered for the funeral of two sisters who died after being hit by a car in Birmingham. The funeral of two sisters who died after being hit by a car in Birmingham has taken place.
Shelly and Lily Wu, aged six and seven, were hit near the junction of Grove Lane and Antrobus Road, Handsworth, on Sunday 21 June.Shelly and Lily Wu, aged six and seven, were hit near the junction of Grove Lane and Antrobus Road, Handsworth, on Sunday 21 June.
A man, 34, was arrested for causing death by dangerous driving and has been released on bail, police said.A man, 34, was arrested for causing death by dangerous driving and has been released on bail, police said.
Up to 100 people attended a small ceremony at the scene of the crash on Tuesday morning.Up to 100 people attended a small ceremony at the scene of the crash on Tuesday morning.
Prayers were read and flowers were laid around a lamppost, where staff from the sisters' school and neighbours gathered. The family then left for a private service.Prayers were read and flowers were laid around a lamppost, where staff from the sisters' school and neighbours gathered. The family then left for a private service.
The girls' mother, 39, was critically injured while her son, 13, and daughter, 12, were also badly hurt.The girls' mother, 39, was critically injured while her son, 13, and daughter, 12, were also badly hurt.
Investigations into the incident are continuing, West Midlands Police said.Investigations into the incident are continuing, West Midlands Police said.
Heather Brookes, head teacher of the sister's school Wilkes Green Infant School, said other children saw the crash involving a Seat Leon.Heather Brookes, head teacher of the sister's school Wilkes Green Infant School, said other children saw the crash involving a Seat Leon.
She told the BBC Lily and Shelley had been "just developing their personalities" and "coming out of their shells".She told the BBC Lily and Shelley had been "just developing their personalities" and "coming out of their shells".
The school accepted donations to support the family and create a tribute for the sisters.The school accepted donations to support the family and create a tribute for the sisters.
Residents of Grove Lane called for a meeting with Birmingham City Council to improve safety on the road which has seen a number of accidents, including another fatal crash.Residents of Grove Lane called for a meeting with Birmingham City Council to improve safety on the road which has seen a number of accidents, including another fatal crash.
City councillor Waseem Zaffar said the authority would look to "rectify the issues" with roads in the Grove Lane area once the police investigation had finished.City councillor Waseem Zaffar said the authority would look to "rectify the issues" with roads in the Grove Lane area once the police investigation had finished.