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Eight children injured in Liverpool car collision Eight children hurt in Liverpool car crash near school
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Eight girls aged between 11 and 17 have been injured in a collision with a car in Liverpool. Eight girls aged between 11 and 17 have been injured in a collision with a car near a Liverpool school.
The North West Ambulance Service said two of the children were "critically" injured in the crash, which involved a Peugeot in Belvidere Road at 15:20 GMT. The North West Ambulance Service said two children were "critically" injured in the 15:20 GMT crash in Belvidere Road.
The driver of the car, a woman in her 80s, was also injured and treated at the scene. The driver of the Peugeot car, a woman in her 80s, was also injured and treated at the scene.
Seven of the girls were taken to hospital, with one treated at the scene. Seven of the girls were taken to hospital by ambulance, with one attending voluntarily.
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'Walking wounded'
Consultant paramedic Mike Jackson, who was first on the scene, said in addition to the two "critical" injuries, a further three of the girls were likely to have fractured limbs or head injuries.
He described the remaining three victims as "walking wounded".
Belvedere Academy, a nearby girls school, posted a statement on its website which said: "Unfortunately there has been a road traffic accident outside the academy.
"School bus service will be significantly delayed. Please make arrangements to collect your daughter as soon as possible."
Several roads in the area have been closed, including Belvidere Road, the junction at Devonshire Road and Admiral Street and the junction between Princess Gate and South Street.