Boy, 10, who died in Minehead school coach crash is named by police
Minehead school coach was elected by the 10 -year -old child who died in an accident.
Oliver Price was tragically dead at the scene after overthrowing students and teachers from Minehead Secondary School.
After tragedy, two children and three adults stayed in hospitals, while several children were discharged during the weekend.
The 70 -person bus believed that he carried students from nine and ten years old after a period of time to the Exmoor Zoo, shortly after 15:00 on Thursday, July 17, from A396.
A major event was declared and an important emergency service response started.
A family contact officer kept Oliver’s parents up to date as the investigation progressed.
Chief Amir Mark Edgington said: ‘Our thoughts should be with Oliver’s family, first of all, when it should be too difficult to imagine. We will continue to be sure they are updated.
“Our investigation continues with the officers who work without getting tired to find out what is caused.
People are looking at the flower tributes at the entrance of Minehead Secondary School in Minehead Somerset
Police on duty outside the Minehead Secondary School
`In the last few days, we are working in close cooperation with our common agencies and school to provide support for anyone who may need it.
“ We are extremely grateful for all local support. This clearly shows how special and tight it is this community.
‘I would like to thank everyone who continues to help all emergency services and volunteer groups and those who were injured in our hospitals.’
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