In Ireland, two mothers have died after a car crashed into a river.
Gillian Dali, a 44-year-old primary school teacher living in Douglas, Cork, died when she moved to Cork at 8:45pm on June 3.
His two sons (ages 10 and 12) survived and escaped from the car.
They were treated for life-threatening injuries and concussions at Cork University Hospital and were later released.
Later, a tow truck pulled the car out of the river.
A Garda spokesman said: “Garda are investigating all the circumstances of the incident when the car entered Cork’s Kennedykei at around 8.45pm on 3 June.
“Two boys were pulled from the water and taken to Cork University Hospital for treatment of life-threatening injuries.”
Search and Recovery for Missing Persons in Cork said they would like to express their deepest condolences.
The group said: “Gardi instructed volunteers last night to support multi-agency search and rescue operations in the Kennedy area of ​​Kennedy, where cars were reported to have entered the water.
He rushed to the scene to help Garda, the Crosshaven Fire Department and Coast Guard, dispatching boats, vehicles and sonar equipment to the scene.
“We pinpointed the exact location of the car in the riverbed, and the Navy diver pulled one out of the car and removed it.
“We want to express our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased.
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Source: Metro
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