Three teenagers killed in ‘crushing’ incident at St Patrick’s Day event
Northern IrelandThe PSNI confirmed at midnight there had been two fatalities and it published several appeals for parents to come and collect their children from a hotel inA third teenager was confirmed dead by the PSNI on Monday morning. The three teenagers who died are a 17-year-old girl, a 17-year-old boy and a 16-year-old boy. A 16-year-old girl is in a stable condition in hospital. A further two teenagers were treated for injuries they received during the incident.
Police arrived within two minutes of the call from the ambulance service, the PSNI said with an urgent appeal made via social media to parents of the young people to come and collect them from the family centre which was established in the Glenavon Hotel.Council to try and establish what happened.said the exact cause of the incident is still unknown. “There are reports of a crush at the scene and initial enquiries indicate that a large group of young people were waiting to enter a disco.
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