Three teenagers killed in Highland crash

Three teenagers were killed after the car they were in crashed on the A830 in the Highlands. About 23:15 on Thursday, emergency services were dispatched to the road near Arisaig, west of Fort William. At the hospital, the three children were discovered dead. Official identification had yet to take place, according to police, but they suspected the driver and the two passengers in the Ford Fiesta were both teen boys. Lochaber High School in Fort William has released a note stating that its hearts and thoughts are with those impacted.

Insp Donnie MacKinnon said,

Our thoughts are with the families and friends of the people who died as a result of the tragedy.

Our investigations are ongoing to establish the full facts,

the officer said, and I am urging anyone who was involved in the accident and who hasn't already spoken to officers to get in touch.

I would also recommend to anyone who lived in the area and who may have a dashcam video that might have helped us reach us. "The accident occurred on a stretch of road near the Borrodale House hotel. Police, ambulance, and fire teams were dispatched to the scene. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said it had been alerted just before 23:30, and two appliances were sent to support the other emergency services.

'Deeply saddened'

On Friday, the road was blocked until about 11:55 p. M. First Minister John Swinney and his aide, Kate Forbes, a Highland MSP, have both posted messages on social media expressing their surprise and sadness.

I was deeply sad to learn of the tragic death of three young people in a car accident near Arisaig.

At this sad time, my thoughts are with their families, friends, and the entire family.

Kate Forbes, deputy first minister and MSP for Skye, Lochaber, and Badenoch, expressed regret for the loss of information. She added:

It is devastating beyond words. Anyone concerned is concerned with my thoughts and prayers.

On social media, Lochaber High School in Fort William sent a letter to students, parents, and staff.

We are deeply saddened by the latest tragedy in our neighborhood,the group said.We're all concerned at this difficult time. "From Monday, Lochaber High announced that support services would be available to students and parents.