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Two teenagers died and a man sustained serious injury during a traffic accident when the car they were in spun out of control.

The car they were in hit a tree and smashed into a garden wall when the incident occurred, leaving the two 16-year-old passengers dead and the driver, 21, critically injured.

It is as of yet unclear why the traffic accident happened, or whether it was due to the arctic weather conditions Britain is experiencing.

According to Merseyside Police, the silver Peugeot 207 spun out of control at the junction of East Lancashire Road and Townsend Avenue in Walton, Liverpool.

The traffic accident occurred at 04:55 GMT on the morning of Sunday December 19th.

This comes after news that a fireman who was involved in a fatal car crash should have slowed down for a red light.

Robert Hulatt, 28, was responding to an emergency call when the fire engine he was in hit a car, killing driver Leteef Kadri Sheikh, 52.

Accident claims advice from Serious Law

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