Woman, 15, Killed, 5 Different Teenagers Injured After SUV Flips and Rolls: Studies

A 15-year-old lady has died and 5 others have been injured after an SUV flipped and rolled in Western Australia.

In response to Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Caitlyn Bragger was a passenger in a four-wheel drive when it flipped off the highway close to the small city of Hoffman on Saturday, June 7.

A 16-year-old boy who was driving the automobile and a 17-year-old male passenger have been additionally severely injured, reported News.com.au.

Three passengers have been handled for minor accidents and all however one has now been discharged from the hospital, added Information.com.au.

In response to the ABC, volunteer firefighters needed to extricate one of many passengers from the crashed car. It’s believed that the group had been tenting at Logue Brook Dam, round 85 miles south of Perth, forward of the crash.

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“’Life won’t ever be the identical,” Bragger’s mom Sarah Highwood instructed the ABC. “She was my entire world and my coronary heart has been torn into items.”

“I really like you, miss you and wish to kiss you,” she added.

A GoFundMe web page that has thus far raised $11,555 AUD ($15,600) out of an $18,000 AUD ($24,000) objective, described the teenager as “Our Angel In Heaven.”

“She was a daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece, aunty and buddy,” the outline learn. “She purchased a ray of sunshine in all places she went, so outgoing and by no means left a boring second in life. Recognized for her kindness, distinctive sense of humour, and devotion to her household and buddies.”

The outline by Mekayla Cowcher continued, “As we grieve her loss, her household are reaching out for help to assist cowl her funeral and memorial bills, and to assist ease the monetary burden on her heartbroken household, who’re unable to return to work as they fight to deal with the overwhelming grief of dropping their valuable Caitlyn so out of the blue and tragically.”

“Each donation, regardless of the quantity will go straight in the direction of giving our lady Caitlyn the dignified farewell she deserves, and supporting her household whereas we attempt to recuperate the very best we are able to,” Crowcher added. “We by no means anticipated to say goodbye to her lovely soul so quickly.”

PEOPLE has contacted the Western Australia Division of Fireplace and Emergency Providers and Western Australia Police Power for remark.