A car crash on M6 road in Staffordshire on Christmas day, brought death to young Adnan Habib aged 10, and his four-year-old brother Mohammed Arsalaan, along with 32-year-old Bushra Tazarib. The mother of the two young boys, Parveen 38, who was driving the car, and their 17-year-old sister Misbah survived and were discharged from hospital later. All three were travelling to a family wedding in the Greater Manchester area from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, police said their car overturned in a northbound lane between junctions 14, near Stafford, and 15, near Stoke-on-Trent, at about 11:25 GMT reported by BBC.The funeral took place on 29 December, as the two boys called the “jewels” of the family left many teary eyed and broken hearted. Boxer Amir Khan was also among thousands of the mourners on the day of the funeral, as they all said the funeral prayers in the pouring rain. Bushra Tazarib was described as beloved, helping and supportive and the family of the boys in a an early tribute to them said
“They were happy and joyous boys who were a central part of the family, always smiling and bringing smiles to everyone they met.”
It is still being examined by the Central Motorway Police Group’s collision investigation unit to what may have caused the crash, which is believed to have involved one vehicle only.
