January 20th 2024.
Tragedy struck in north London when Grigoria Yiannoullou, a resident of Wood Green, was hit by a car while crossing the road at a zebra crossing. The incident also involved a man in his 80s who was also attempting to cross the road. The collision occurred on Bury Road at around 11:15am on November 7th of last year.
Both Grigoria and the elderly man were quickly taken to the hospital for treatment. However, despite the best efforts of medical professionals, Grigoria sadly passed away from her injuries four days later on November 11th. The man, on the other hand, was discharged after receiving treatment.
According to Detective Sergeant Rebecca Collens of the Metropolitan Police's serious collision investigation unit, the accident took place at a zebra crossing near the junction of Lymington Avenue in Wood Green. The authorities are now reaching out to the public for any information or eyewitness accounts of the incident. They are specifically asking for any drivers who may have captured the event on dashcam footage to come forward.
In the aftermath of the tragedy, the driver of the car involved in the collision stopped at the scene and has since been interviewed by the police. However, she has not been arrested and is currently cooperating with the investigation.
In other news, experts have warned that London is not adequately prepared for the potential effects of climate change. On a brighter note, a recent study has named a commuter town just 48 minutes away from London as the UK's cheapest option for daily travel. Meanwhile, police have resorted to dressing up as wealthy individuals in an attempt to catch thieves targeting luxury watches in the city. For more updates and news from the capital, be sure to check out The Agency's London news hub. Stay informed and stay safe.
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