Pregnant woman loses unborn child and her mother in crash in the middle of police hunting

The police are searching for a driver for a Deadly traffic collision It killed a woman and her pregnant daughter’s unborn children.

The incident occurred in Newcastle, a city on the eastern coast of Australia, about 02:40 local time on Sunday June 22, Per A press release Issued by New South Wales Police Department.

The authorities said a police officer originally saw a Holden Commodore with an unauthorized registration plate driving “in a dangerous manner.”

The officer dropped the vehicle’s view when another officer began to persecute. The driver of Commodore then gained momentum on the “wrong” side of the road, and soon collided forward with a Hyundai-sedan, according to the publication.

The authorities said that a 55-year-old woman in Hyundai-who has not yet been formally identified on the site. Her 28-year-old pregnant daughter, who drove the vehicle, was treated for leg injuries and taken to a local hospital for further care, according to the statement.

“The police have since been informed that the woman was 25 weeks pregnant and has since lost her unborn child,” they added.

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While the rear passengers in Commodore – two girls, ages 15 and 17 – are currently being treated for “serious injuries” at a local hospital, the driver and the driver’s side passenger fled the scene before the authorities arrived Per the release.

Police believe the driver was a male “in his late teens” of “Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander appearance” and that the driver’s side passenger was a 17-year-old girl.

The authorities “make active inquiries” to find both people and urge everyone with “relevant images or information to arrive”, according to the publication.