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Princess Royal visited Royal Liverpool University Hospital today after a parade accident on Tuesday.

Princess Anne met with members of the North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) team to thank emergency respondents after the incident in Liverpool on Monday evening.

Gradually, reaching a heavy pold street from its AirBNB, the O’Brien family turned to inspecting the horrific incidents before the evening.

Behind the complicated cordon, the empty beer bottles and the tech uve box were scattered on the deserted road. In the distance, a forensic officer examined the road surface for evidence.

For Sombre -looking family, it was like waking up from a violent nightmare, hopefully it was just a dream. But it was not.

Less than 24 hours ago, the group was packed on the road among thousands of joyful liverpool fans for their team’s premiere league-winning parade.

Our reporter Alex Ross writes from Liverpool:

Liverpool fan Alex Tod, who runs Liverpool FC Fan Account ‘Don Coplon’ on X, told Independent About the terrible scenes immediately after Monday’s incident.

He was part of a crowd, which grew in a nearby hooter bar, as the car declined just a meter distance through fans celebrating.

“Suddenly, I heard a lot of shouting, I felt a bouncing and the tens were pushed at the bar, while a man who was standing next to me turned and sprinkled in the other direction, which I later learned to learn that the car was,” Sri Tod said.

As soon as he heard about the car, Mr. Tod said that he was “nervous” about his younger sister who was trapped in a few meter crowd behind him.

He said, “I saw her falling through a crowd about twenty seconds and she immediately burst into tears, the car was just a few meters away from her,” he said. “I have chatted the family group immediately to find out that there was some kind of incident, but at the moment we were together and safe.”

The bar went under the lockdown for the next hour, the 25 -year -old said, before they went out through the rear doors “it was quite shaken, but thankfully all that all safe”.

Liverpool FC captain Vargil van Dijak said he is “praying for a quick recovery” for all those injured in the accident after the club title parade “.

Dutch Defender posted on Instagram: “My views and prayers are all impressed. Praying for a quick recovery for all those facing injuries.

“We are all with you.”

31 -year -old Natasha Rinali was watching a parade from her friend’s flat on Water Street in Liverpool, when she heard “desperate screams” from below.

“We went to the window and looked at the injured on the entire floor,” he told Independent,

“We heard a lot of screams. I will never forget seeing a woman getting trapped under the car. It was very disturbing. He was the last person to be rescued.”

For 12 years, Liverpool FC fan Ms. Renaldi said the collision said, “who had injured 47 people, including four children,” destroyed “which was considered a” very happy day “.

He said: “This is incredible. I had been dreaming of this day for so long. I have followed the club for years and have been going to sports all the time.

“Everyone was very happy. But after that, everyone was broken. It was destroyed which was considered a very happy day.”

Billy Hogan, Chief Executive Officer of Liverpool FC, thanked the club’s supporters, who on Monday “helped each other” after a car through fans celebrating in the city.

He said: “On behalf of all of us in the Liverpool Football Club, I would like to expand my heartfelt ideas for all those who have been influenced by this horrific incident on Water Street last evening.

“This weekend was one of the celebrations, spirit and joy spreading throughout our fan, and it ended into unimaginable scenes of crisis with this frightening event.

“I would like to pay homage to my emergency services and partner agencies – Mercyside Police, North West and St. John Ambulance services, and Mercestic Fire and Rescue – who deal with the incident, and now our hospital staff across the city who are working with those who are injured, including four children.

“I would also like to thank my supporters who saw this incident and helped each other where they can.

“We continue to work with emergency services and local authorities to support our ongoing investigation and once again we will ask if there is any yes

A liverpool fan at the club’s victory parade has participated down how he “closed eyes” with the driver and “argued to stop him to stop him before pledging the car”.

22 -year -old Jack Trotter was celebrating his team’s success, when he found himself “face -to -face” with Ford Galaxy on Water Street at the center of the city on Monday.

He hit the PA news agency by the car at that time that was killed by the car: “He was slow. And then I put my hands up and begs him to stop it, and he was not stopping.

“Then he grabbed me.” Mr. Trotter said the incident was “very early”.

“I closed my eyes with him,” he continued. “People were killing his car, screaming at him. Everything was very dark. Everything was very blurred. He ran through me until I could take a good look at him.

“When the car hit me, Adrenaline kicked, and I didn’t really, clearly felt anything. And then once I found my partner, Adrenaline wore, and then I just fell on the wall and said ‘I, I am, I am, I have gone”.