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Two children die in school run crash west of Melbourne

Ossama El Hawli, 11, and Sarah, 7, were killed when a 4WD rolled taking children home from school.

The vehicle rolled at the intersection of Nerowie Road and Parwan-Exford Road about 4.30pm on Tuesday. Sarah died at the scene despite attempts to revive her.

Ossama was airlifted to hospital in a critical condition but died overnight. The 34-year-old female driver told family she swerved to avoid rocks on the road before the crash.

Five other children in the vehicle were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The driver was taken for observation.

Al Iman College said Sarah was a cherished Year 2 student and that Ossama's siblings also attend the school.

Why it mattersThe crash highlights the dangers of road conditions and vehicle safety on rural routes where children travel daily.

AustraliaTwo Victorian families are grieving the loss of children, and the incident raises questions about rural road safety and vehicle rollover prevention.

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