Inquest hears two teenagers died after vehicle plunged into river in Cambridgeshire

An inquest hears that two teenagers died after a car crashed into a river in Wisbech St. Mary, Cambridgeshire, on 17 March. The Daily Mail reports that Declan Berry, 18, died following the crash involving a blue Volkswagen Polo with five people on board. A second teenager, Eden Bunn, 16, is also reported to have died. The account says the vehicle was “fully submerged” in the river. In addition to the two deaths, the inquest is told that three other passengers escape the incident with injuries. The report does not specify the nature or severity of those injuries, nor does it provide details about the cause of the crash. The inquest focuses on the circumstances leading up to the collision and the events immediately after the car entered the water, including how occupants survived and how the two teenagers died.