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Debden Park High School: Several hurt in crash outside school Debden Park High School: Boy, 12, dead and five hurt in hit-and-run crash
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A number of people have been injured in a serious crash outside a secondary school. A 12-year-old boy has died and five others were hurt in a hit-and-run crash near a school.
The collision happened near Debden Park High School in Loughton, Essex, at about 15:30 GMT. The crash happened near Debden Park High School in Loughton, Essex, at about 15:30 GMT.
Essex Police said there was likely to be a "serious and prolonged investigation" and asked the public not to speculate on the circumstances. Essex Police said there was likely to be a "serious and prolonged investigation" and have started a murder investigation.
Essex and Herts Air Ambulance said it had treated "a number of patients" at the scene. Two 15-year-old boys, one 13-year-old boy, a 16-year-old girl and a 53-year-old woman were among those injured.
Police earlier said that Willingale Road could not be accessed from junctions on either side of the school. Police earlier said Willingale Road could not be accessed from junctions on either side of the school and the area remains cordoned off.
The area remains cordoned off amid a large emergency services presence. Live: People hurt in 'serious' crash near school
Insp Rob Brettal, from Essex Police's serious collision investigation unit, said there had been "a lot of speculation from social media which could cause further worry and upset to the community and family".
He asked people to wait for the force to issue official updates.
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