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Inquest reveals details of car accident that resulted in two teenage fatalities

An inquest has revealed details of a car accident in Wisbech St. Mary, Cambridgeshire, where two teenagers, Declan Berry and Eden Bunn, died after their vehicle plunged into a river. The accident occurred on March 17, and three other passengers sustained injuries but escaped the submerged car.

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An inquest has been held regarding a car accident that occurred on March 17 in Wisbech St. Mary, Cambridgeshire. Declan Berry, 18, was driving a blue VW Polo when the vehicle crashed and became fully submerged in a river. The car had five occupants, including another victim, Eden Bunn, 16, who also died in the incident. Three other passengers managed to escape with injuries.

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  • framing: The headline emphasizes the vehicle being "fully submerged," a dramatic but factual-sounding detail.

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Two teenagers died after car plunged into river and was 'fully submerged' while three passengers escaped with injuries, inquest hears

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Inquest reveals details of car accident that resulted in two teenage fatalities