The scene of the accident. (daily Mail Photo)
A Sydney woman driver crashed into the classroom of (Banksia Road Primary School) primary school in (Greenacre) Banksiya Road in southwestern Greennecker on Tuesday morning, injuring nine students under the age of 9, the Australian News Network reported. Two 8-year-old male students died after rescue.
Aerial photo rescue scene. (photo from Australian News Network)
New state emergency service personnel revealed that the scene of the incident is "very terrible". Emergency workers received reports of injuries to at least seven people at 09:45. When they arrived at the scene, they found two suffering from sudden cardiac arrest and one seriously injured.
Two 8-year-old boys who developed cardiac arrest were rushed to (The Children`s Hospital), Westmead (Westmead) Children`s Hospital, where they were declared dead. A 9-year-old severely injured girl and two relatively stable 8-year-olds were also taken to Westmead Children`s Hospital where they are being treated.
The parents who arrived at the news. (photo from Daily Mail)
New state emergency service 10 emergency personnel remain at the scene to deal with. Police officers from Penn Town District (Bankstown Local Area Command) and Metropolitan incident investigation team (Metropolitan Crash Investigation Unit) have rushed to the scene and are conducting investigations.
Worried parents (Australian News Photo)
The 52-year-old female driver was taken to hospital for mandatory blood and urine tests. The accident occurred inside the campus, and the driver was suspected to be stopping, or had just entered or was about to leave the campus.
The road around the campus has been blocked, many worried parents have rushed to campus to check the situation of their children. Because the scene is very chaotic, the police require each child can only one parent in and out of the campus to pick up people.
Sheikhabwalm (Remas Shebhavalvem), a fourth-grader at Banksiya Primary School, said in an interview that she had a third-grader friend who had broken a bone in the accident. "I heard a loud noise and everyone didn`t care," Sheihab Warwick said. Then the teacher came in and shouted that we should leave without taking anything. "
(Isaac Tayba) `s nephew, who was in third grade at the incident elementary school, said he left his job to pick up the children immediately after hearing the news. Taba said the tragedy was sad and many moms fainted and emergency workers were busy handling it back and forth.
