Police are investigating after six people were injured when a 4x4 ploughed into pedestrians and another car in east London.
The driver smashed into the back of a stationary car, narrowly missing passers-by, while others were struck after the car mounted a pavement in Upton Park.
CCTV footage from the incident, which occurred at 8.18am on Green Street on Saturday morning, showed a grey 4x4 smashing through a lamppost.
🚨 Six people are in hospital, one with potentially life-changing injuries, after a car collided with several pedestrians on Green Street, near Upton Park station, this morning, police say.
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The road is closed in both directions. Thoughts are with everyone affected. 🙏…
Pedestrians were also seen running for cover as a car slammed into the rear of a stationary blue Toyota.
Six people, including the driver, were taken to hospital. They have since been confirmed as in not life-threatening or life-changing condition.
The Met Police said: “Police were called to Green Street, close to Upton Park Station at 12:10hrs on Saturday, June 20, following reports of a collision involving a car and several pedestrians.
“Six people, including the driver have been taken to hospital”.
Police continue to investigate. There have been no arrests.
