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Boy, 11, Killed in Push Scooter-Car Crash

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Tragic Easter Weekend: Boy Dies in Push Scooter Accident, Five Fatalities Reported in WA

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Boy, 11, Killed in Push Scooter-Car Crash

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An 11-year-old boy has died after his pushcooter collided with a car on Mandora Terrace near Stewart Street in Mandora, south of Perth. The crash happened shortly after 5 p.m. on Easter Monday, marking a tragic loss on Western Australian roads. The boy suffered critical injuries and was rushed to peel health campus, where he later passed away. The 46-year-old driver stopped at the scene and is now helping police with their investigation. This makes him the 5th road fatality in Western Australia over the Easter long weekend, with four others killed in separate crashes since last Thursday. One was a 35-year-old man who died as a passenger when their car hit a tree on Hayman Road in Cuomo early Monday morning. Police first reported it as an e-scooter, but corrected that to a regular pushcooter. Now the major crash team is leading the probe and urging anyone with dash cam or phone footage to call crime stoppers. These holiday road tolls hit hard, reminding us to stay vigilant out there as investigations continue.

From your city, powered by AI, this is Sydney News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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