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Baby dies in Stechford 'after truck hits wall' | |
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A one-year-old boy was killed when a recovery truck reportedly hit a wall which fell on top of him, police have said. | |
The child suffered a fatal head injury and was pronounced dead at the scene in the Stechford area of Birmingham. | |
West Midlands Police said Queens Road was likely to be closed for a considerable time while they investigated the crash. | |
Insp Paul Bennett said it was "a very tragic set of circumstances". | Insp Paul Bennett said it was "a very tragic set of circumstances". |
"Words cannot describe what his family are going through and our thoughts are with them at this time," he said. | |
Specialist officers will be supporting the boy's family, he added. | Specialist officers will be supporting the boy's family, he added. |
West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) said it was called to the road just after 16:55 GMT. | |
A spokesman said various vehicles, including an air ambulance, were sent to the scene. | A spokesman said various vehicles, including an air ambulance, were sent to the scene. |
"Ambulance staff carried out advanced life support but sadly nothing could be done to save him and he was confirmed dead at the scene by the doctor," he said. | "Ambulance staff carried out advanced life support but sadly nothing could be done to save him and he was confirmed dead at the scene by the doctor," he said. |
Police said the road has been closed between Sedgemere Road and Broadstone Road. | Police said the road has been closed between Sedgemere Road and Broadstone Road. |
Anyone with information about what happened should call police on 101. | Anyone with information about what happened should call police on 101. |