A nine-year-old woman who died after she was struck by a automotive in Melbourne‘s southwest is being remembered as ‘lovely’ and ‘courageous’ by her family members. 

Aluel Ajak was hit by a automotive on Shaws Street in Werribee, 32km southwest of Melbourne’s CBD, at about 9.15pm on Wednesday. 

The nine-year-old, who was non-verbal and had autism, ran out onto the highway after eradicating the fly-screen window in her mom’s bed room. 

Her mom, Atit Deng, stated her daughter had no idea of the hazard of the highway and had run out a number of instances earlier than a few yr earlier. 

Regardless of the very best efforts of attending paramedics, Aluel died on the scene. 

Aluel Ajak, 9, was hit by a automotive on Shaws Street in Werribee, 32km southwest of Melbourne’s CBD, at about 9.15pm on Wednesday (pictured is Alue together with her mum Atit)

The nine-year-old, who was non-verbal and had autism, ran out onto the highway after eradicating the fly-screen window in her mom’s bed room

Paramedics tried to avoid wasting the woman however she died on the scene. Police have launched an investigation to attempt to decide the reason for the crash (pictured, police on the scene)

Ms Deng had made positive to put in locks on the doorways to maintain her daughter from escaping, after the little woman ran on to the highway a few yr in the past. 

‘I forgot that Aluel can bounce (out of) the window as a result of she did it final yr and she or he didn’t do it once more,’ she advised the Herald Sun.  

The lady driving the automotive stopped to assist and is helping in police enquiries. 

Detectives from the Main Collision Investigation Unit have launched an investigation into the crash to attempt to decide the way it occurred and can stay at Shaws Street on Thursday. 

Anybody who has data, witnessed the collision, has CCTV or dashcam footage is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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