A horrifying incident unfolded in Regent's Park, London, when a man and a child were hit by a car, leaving witnesses in shock and emergency services scrambling to the scene.
Eyewitnesses reported a chaotic scene as paramedics and police rushed to assist the victims. The exact circumstances of the collision remain under investigation, but early accounts suggest the pedestrians were struck near a busy area of the park.
Emergency Response
Emergency services arrived swiftly, with paramedics providing immediate medical attention to the injured pair. The child was reportedly stabilised at the scene before being transported to hospital.
Witness Accounts
One bystander described the moment as "terrifying," saying, "It happened so fast—one second they were crossing, the next there was a loud screech and screams."
Authorities have cordoned off the area as they gather evidence and speak to potential witnesses. Police are urging anyone with information to come forward.
Road Safety Concerns
The incident has reignited discussions about pedestrian safety in London's parks, particularly in areas where vehicles and foot traffic intersect.
Updates on the victims' conditions are expected later today as the investigation continues.
