Two teenagers fighting for life and major emergency response mobilised after pedestrians hit by car in Essex

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Two teenagers are fighting for their life after being hit by a car in an Essex village earlier this evening.The incident occurred in Leaden Roding, near Dunmow, Essex at approximately 5pm.GB News understands three ambulances, three Hazardous Area Response Team vehicles, a paramedic car and the MAGPAS and London Ambulance Service air ambulances were called to the scene.The response followed reports of pedestrians injured in a road traffic collision.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say East of England Ambulance Service Trust confirmed to GB News that two teenage patients were transported to hospital with serious injuries.One, was flown more than 35 miles to the Royal London Hospital, while the second was transported by road ambulance to Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge.MORE TO FOLLOW...LATEST DEVELOPMENTS Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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