..',‘:Af‘_day"When 'a;30-ton lorry .c_rashle'd»into
 er » ‘

' —_ mendous._.¢rash.
something pressing on
''_my chest.

,and.ask,ed if I was all
* ‘right?’

f Moores, aged 26, said:
'- almighty
in ,\wall. There was rubble

 ‘everywhere. It was like
’ a battlefield.”

  

 escaped death'yester-

r'oom,_A_1«::i1_linvg the. driver.
 .j‘Ang'e1a. Lewis was found under a pile of

%*1j’rubble.A Her onlydnjuriesz cuts and a badly
j-brueisedarm.‘ ‘ _ ~ I
'. sv-.Angela’s Darents. Mr. Colin Lewis and his wife

-Bertha, were asleep in another room of the ,hoޤe at
Bridge, near, Canterbury. ‘

They were unhurn
_ It took firemen six hours to free 53-year-old
driver. Reginald Christopher, of Dagenham, Essex.

 

‘Angela said: “I was
awakened -- by a tre-
I felt

I looked up
and sawthe front wall
had gone.

“I saw the lorry had

come into the bedroom. _ P

It;.flung my bed across.
the room and I was
underneath. ~
“.I,screamed for hel
and . somebody c am e

RUBBLE.

Nelgrhbour Mr. Colyn

was an
bang I
looked out and saw the
lorry embedded in the i

“There

As firemen fought to
-release, the driver's
body, ‘a requiem was
held for him in the
local church.

Within. hours of yes-
terday’s incident ans-rv

_

Angela... ‘I screamed ’

Within. hours or yes~
terdays incident angry

Villagers circulated av

leaflet

m.U$P.Vi113§e _§vreets be

l!S§d'"as “moto

rways-s? 3 G »

OW many more

Deople must; be killed’

before , authorities
3«006Dt responsibility ?‘"

ge1'S want

—the—

M2 to be extended to

Dover.
inadequacy
present A2.

—-?—-———}——.—

of

because of the

the

 

 

 girl escaped death‘ yester-
, . daysw-hen a;30-ton lorry _c_rashed-into
;__her._r'__oom,__1«:'_il1ing' the. driver. '

Ange1a.‘Lewis was found under a pile of
 rubb1e.~ Ijler onlylinjuries: cuts and a badly
' V bruised. arm;

:~.Angela’s Darents. Mr. Colin Lewis and hisewife
-Bertha. were asleep in another room of the house at
Bridge, near, Canterbury. They were unhurt.

A It took firemen six hours to free 53-year-old
driver Reginald Christopher, of Dagenham, Essex.
‘Angela said: “I was

awakened; by as tre-

mendou's._.crash. I felt

something pressing on *"—'—-M

vmy chest. I looked up
and sawvthe front wall
had gone.

“I saw the lorry had
come into the bedroom.
Itfiung my bed across. _
.the room and I was
underneath. -

“.I screamed for hei
and . somebody c am e
‘and. asked if I was all

* ‘right?’

RUBBLEI

Neighbour Mr. Colin

.« Moores, aged 26, said:

“There was an

 almighty bang. I

looked out and saw the
lorry embedded in the ~

I ,~wal1. There was rubble

I'\everywhere. It was like
a battlefield."



Wltlhln.hours of yesterday’s incident angry

villagers circulated a '
leaflet plcturmg the
c r a s h and asking:

“For how much longer
musyvillage streets .be
used‘ as ‘motorways ’?» V

“How many more
people must be killed
before _ authorities
accept responsibility 7''

Villagers want the
M2 to .be extended to
Dover, because of the
inadequacy of th e
present A2.


As firemen fought to
‘release, the driver's
body, -a requiem was
held {or him in the

u-,_-n - -____¢_