A 10 -year -old boy who was killed in a coach accident Return from a school trip to a zoo Headed head injuries, the inauguration of his interrogation has been heard.
Oliver value The vehicle was killed when the vehicle left A396 near Minehead in Cutcombe Hill, ReversedAnd on 17 July, 20 feet slope dropped down.
Just 60 to 70 students and employees were carrying Khan middle schoolThe period was returning from a trip to the Examur Zoo before the end of the period.
Many children involved in the accident were discharged from the hospital over the weekend, while two children and three live in hospitals.
The accident occurred between the Whaddon Cross and Timberscomb at around 3.15 pm last Thursday.
The vehicle got out of the road, overturned and came to rest about 20 feet from the road, below a steep slope.
An off-duty fire fighter traveling behind the coach started freeing the passengers immediately.
During the hearing of a brief opening in the court of the Summerset Coroner at Wales Town Hall, it was confirmed that Oliver faced deadly head injuries.
Vanessa McKinley, assistant coroner of the Samarset, read the evidence of identity from Ben Batley, an officer of the coroner.
The statement said, “Oliver’s death was confirmed on July 17 at 5 pm, which in A396 in Timberskomb, near Minhead,”.
“The brief circumstances of the death were that Oliver was a student of the Middle School, who was being taken back by the coach by the coach along with several other children and staff, which was on a trip to the Examur Zoo.
“Coach came into a standing wooden area from A396 road in Timberscomb.
“Oliver was seated in a coach with his seat belt in the coach. The paramedic, who participated in his death, was involved in the laboratory probe injury.”
Ms. McKinley said that on 14 January 2025, the coach has been listed with a day -long hearing to include adult passengers, other witnesses, coach drivers, and expert collision investigators and vehicle examiners and an inquiry with one day hearing.
Ms. McKinley said, “The possible scope of interrogation would be day -to -day incidents, the circumstances under which the coach had left the medical cause of road and Oliver’s death.”
“I would like to stop by expressing my condolences to Oliver’s family.”
The coach was recovered on Saturday and will now have to undergo a detailed examination by experts.
Online funds for the affected people have raised more than £ 25,000.