Tragedy as boy, 4, dies after walking outside of Kent hospital | UK | News

A four -year -old boy died after hitting a bus outside a hospital in the city where he visited his grandmother. The city police said that the tragedy took place on Thursday at 16.00 outside the Queen Hospital Queen Elizabeth in Margate.

Zaahir Jan, the youngest of five children, left the hospital on foot before the collision took place. It was taken into the hospital where he was pronounced that he died soon. The city police said he had been shot by a white single decker bus traveling close to the entrance of the A & E department.

A wafer was initiated by Zaahir’s mother to help to meet the costs of his funeral.

Azaria Green described her son as “a sweet, funny child with a cheeky smile that could make anyone’s heart full.”

Writing on the Gofundme page and said: “I didn’t even say how much I love you.

“If someone can help us to make the funeral as well as the funeral, I will be very grateful. Everyone will be ruined, but this word does not feel enough to explain how we all feel.”

32 -year -old Zaahir’s cousin Kyia Sun The family’s “broken” and the passing of the mother’s death day after the day.

In a tribute, “I can’t even believe that I wrote it.

“He was only four years old, he was five years old. His mother and four older brother were devastated with the family.

“I just didn’t just lose my mother six days ago, now we lost one of the babies of the family in the most terrible ways.

“I have no word for my family right now, this is unbearable.”

Researchers from the City Police’s serious collision Investigation Unit invite everyone who has relevant information to come to the fore.

The power is attractive for the witnesses of the incident as well as CCTV and Dashcam images.