Four children killed after the car through the Illinois building, say the police | Illinois

Four children between the ages of four and 18 were killed and several others were injured than on Monday afternoon in a city outside of Springfield, Illinois, a car through a building that taught a camp program after school on Monday afternoon.

At around 3:20 p.m., the officials answered calls in Chatham because of a vehicle that three people outside of the building used by the Ynot Outdoors and after the school camp through the building and then another person before leaving the other side, said the deputy head of Chatham Police Department, head of the police department, head of the police, head of the police, head of the police Police, head of the police.

Several other people were injured and brought to hospitals, the police said.

The uninjured driver was the only resident of the vehicle and was taken to a hospital for evaluation, said Tarter.

“I am horrified and deeply sad about the death of children and numerous injuries in Chatham this afternoon,” said the governor of Illinois, JB Pritzker. “My heart is difficult for these families and the unimaginable grief that they experience – something that no parent ever has to endure.”

Pritzker said his office continued to monitor the situation and would give support if necessary.

The Chatham police called the accident a “terrible tragedy”.

“If you believe in the power of prayer, please take a moment to pray for the entire Chatham community,” they said in an explanation.

The website for Ynot Outdoors advertises the camp as a way for parents to place their children in a “safe, funny, active and stimulating summer environment”.

It was not immediately known what led to the crash or whether it was intended.

Chatham is a small town with around 15,000 people outside of Springfield, Illinois.

The deaths in Illinois occurred two days after 11 people were killed in Vancouver in Vancouver when a car plowed through a crowded street during a Philippine cultural heritage – one of the recent examples of people who drive vehicles in groups of people around the world.