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Three die in New Year's Eve collision in Surrey Three die in New Year's Eve collision in Surrey
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Two men and a woman die after crash involving a lorry and car in village of StanwellTwo men and a woman die after crash involving a lorry and car in village of Stanwell
Three people have died and a fourth person seriously injured in a New Year’s Eve collision between a lorry and a car in the village of Stanwell, Surrey, police have said. Three people have died and a fourth person was seriously injured in a New Year’s Eve collision between a lorry and a car in Surrey.
Emergency services were called to a crash involving a white Mercedes HGV and a white Toyota Yaris at the junction of Bedfont Road and Long Lane at 11.39pm. The HGV left the road and ended up in Longford river. Emergency services were called at 11.39pm to a crash involving a white Mercedes HGV and a white Toyota Yaris at the junction of Bedfont Road and Long Lane in the village of Stanwell. The HGV had left the road and ended up in Longford river.
Two men aged 25 and 23 and a woman aged 20 who were in the Yaris died at the scene, and a 25 year-old woman, also in the Yaris, is in hospital in a serious condition. The driver of the lorry was taken to hospital as a precaution. Two men aged 25 and 23 and a woman aged 20 who were in the Yaris died at the scene, and a 25 year-old woman also from the Yaris was in hospital in a serious condition. The driver of the lorry was taken to hospital as a precaution.
Their next of kin have been informed. Next of kin have been informed. No arrests have been made. The road remained closed on Wednesday to allow for the recovery of the HGV. Police were appealing for witnesses to contact them.
No arrests have been made. Sgt Chris Schultze, of the Surrey and Sussex roads policing unit, said: “Our thoughts are with the family and friends of those involved in this collision at what is an extremely difficult time. We are continuing to appeal for witnesses to what happened and would urge anyone who may have any video footage, CCTV or dashcam or any other kind, to get in touch with us. Please report any information via 101.”
The road remained closed on Wednesday to allow for the recovery of the HGV, and police were appealing for witnesses to contact them.
Sgt Chris Schultze from the Surrey and Sussex roads policing unit said: “Our thoughts are with the family and friends of those involved in this collision at what is an extremely difficult time.
“We are continuing to appeal for witnesses to what happened and would urge anyone who may have any video footage, CCTV or dashcam or any other kind, to get in touch with us. Please report any information via 101.”