A devastating collision with several vehicles in Gravesend, Brooklyn, resulted in the death of two children and one adult pedestrians on Saturday afternoon, according to the New York City Police Department (NYPD).
The incident took place at about 1:04 pm on 1672 Ocean Parkway, near Quentin Road.
Responding NYPD officers and FDNY staff found a chaotic scene with a Toyota Camry and an Audi, with several people injured.
Tragically enough, two pedestrians for children and one adult pedestrians were transported to the Maimonides Hospital, where they were pronounced dead.
Another child involved in the incident remains in a critical condition.
The Toyota Camry wore three passengers, of whom there were two children.
Those two children were transported to Kings County Hospital and are currently in stable condition.
The third child from the Camry was the transport of Maimonides Medical Center and was declared dead.
A devastating collision with several vehicles in Gravesend, Brooklyn, resulted in the death of two children and one adult pedestrians on Saturday afternoon, according to the New York City police
The collision included a Toyota Camry and an Audi, which resulted in injuries to nine people, including five children, the authorities confirmed
The driver of the Audi was taken to Nyu Langone Brooklyn Hospital and is reportedly in a stable state.
“It's pretty bad,” a police source on the spot told NY Post and described the grim aftermath.
Children's shoes were seen in the nasleip of the wreck in the street.
The investigation of the NYPD into the cause of the collision is underway.
Authorities work on determining the order of events that led to this tragic incident.
A crowd was seen that would gather outside to look at the aftermath.
This recent tragedy follows on a Christmas day incident on the Herald Square of New York City, where a taxi hit six pedestrians, including a nine -year -old child.
At 4.03 pm a yellow taxi drove to the north on Sixth Avenue on the sidewalk on West 34th Street and injured several people.
Tragically enough, two pedestrians for children and one adult pedestrians were transported to the Maimonides Hospital, where they were declared dead
Children's shoes were seen on the street in the aftermath of the wreck
A crowd was seen to come outside to look at the aftermath
NYPD confirmed that the 58-year-old taxi driver experienced a possible medical episode.
The six wounded pedestrians suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
Victims were a nine-year-old boy, a 19-year-old woman, a 37-year-old woman, a 41-year-old woman and two 49-year-old women.
Nine-year-old suffered a crack from his right thigh and the 41-year-old suffered a head injury and required both treatment at Weill Cornell Medical Center.
A 49-year-old woman with a leg injury was taken to the Bellevue Hospital. The remaining three women refused medical help.
All six victims were reportedly in a stable state.
