North Wales Police confirmed: 4 Lads in a Car, 4 Dead
 

[North Wales Police confirmed
on Tuesday afternoon that the car
the boys had been travelling with has
now been found, but did not disclose
the location or give an update
on their condition.

A spokesperson said the car had been
located 'following information from
a member of the public'.

Officers and other emergency services
are currently at the scene and that they
keeping the teenager's families updated
with information, they added.]


They were going camping on Sunday
but never got there

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A Emergency Helicopter
had to land for medical help

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[Police searching for four missing teenagers
on a camping trip in North Wales
find the Silver Ford Fiesta they were travelling
in as village is cordoned off and air ambulance
lands nearby - as boy's worried mother says
she 'didn't know he was going camping']

Their poor families, camping in November, if they were drinking potentially they could have died from hypothermia, hope they are found safe but it is not looking good if none of the 4 are contactable

Police know more
but are keeping it secret?

4 bodies have been recovered from the car which left the road ..such sad news

Yes they needed one of them to know
more.


Tragic.


Must be Terrible for that Mother
that had no idea her son was going camping?

I think most parents wouldn't be too happy about kids camping in November, tragically he didn't tell her

Yes, weather got Cold fast.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-wales-67484258

I had the feeling it was a car crash. So sad, they were so young.

Usually kids go camping in summer. In winter it's way too cold.

Absolutely awful, it’s really not the place to go this time of year, poor guys

Was it not Sunny on Sunday?

Yes they started in the Weekend
a mild weather came over.


But then in the Night it Froze.

Their Car
was part submerged in water


Police just said

Liam
have drive or been driven on those roads?


Rain had made them slippery?


Ch5HDnews Reporter at that location

Hopefully they went quickly and didn’t suffer out there

I can't imagine whoever was driving had passed their test very long since as they were aged 16/17..tragic

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Yes,
they lacked a experienced fella
who could be in charge

so very sad

Reminds me of the band members of Viola Beach who died in similar circumstances in 2016.

The car was upside down in water

You know what it's like as teens. Someone has a mad idea, and everyone says, yeah, lets do it. There is also a reason why car insurance is so high for young drivers. The danger is real.

Still, it's a tragic accident for people that had their whole lives ahead of them

Awful.

My condolences to their families.

Like Liam's already said, I hope that none of them suffered for a prolonged period of time.

This is awful. Was hoping for a better outcome.

The area the accident happened can be treacherous, speaking from personal experience - lots of narrow, winding roads with tight bends up here (North Wales) that people who aren't familiar with come unstuck driving on. A lot of speeding goes on too (not implying they were). Around there in Snowdonia especially. Wet, Wintery weather would have made it 10x worse too.

Tragic. RIP.