A group of six school children sustained injuries after crashing a Lamborghini worth £187,000 during their end-of-academy party in London. The incident occurred in Beckton, East London, around 7:20 PM.
Emergency services, including the Police, London Ambulance Service, and London's Air Ambulance, promptly responded to the collision. According to eyewitness footage shared on social media, the Lamborghini appeared to lose control and collided with a van, causing debris to scatter across the road. Reports suggest that the individuals involved in the crash were Year 11 students from Stepney All Saints School who had hired the Lamborghini Urus for their prom celebration. The students were passengers in the supercar, which was being driven by a man in his 20s. The headteacher of the school confirmed the incident and stated that while some students suffered injuries, there were no fatalities. The Metropolitan Police also confirmed that none of the injuries were life-threatening. An investigation is underway, and at present, no arrests have been made. The priority is the recovery and well-being of the students involved in the accident. The school authorities have offered support to the affected students and their families, urging distressed students to reach out for assistance. The London Ambulance Service dispatched multiple resources to the scene, treating six patients. Two of the patients were taken to a major trauma center, while the other four were transported to local hospitals. The police have clarified that the Lamborghini driver was a man in his 20s, and the van driver was a man in his 40s. Investigations into the incident are ongoing.
