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Fatal London crash may have been avoided but police were sent to wrong place, says coroner

An error which led to police being sent to the wrong junction was partly to blame for a fatal crash that killed three people in east London, an inquest found (Picture: Google Maps) A crash that killed three people on a major A-road may have been avoided had police not been given an incorrect location, an inquest has found. The Met Police has changed the way 999 operators are trained following the…

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  1. Evening Standard

    Fatal London crash may have been avoided but police were sent to wrong place, says coroner (opens Evening Standard in a new tab)

    Three people were killed in the crash on the A13 in east London in July 2024

  2. Metro

    Deadly crash may have been avoided if police were sent to the right place sooner (opens Metro in a new tab)

    An error which led to police being sent to the wrong junction was partly to blame for a fatal crash that killed three people in east London, an inquest found (Picture: Google Maps) A crash that killed three people on a major A-road may have been avoided had…

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