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REVEALED: Nsw thousands show support after pram crash tragedy | Vintage Vibes

Thousands of people have donated to an appeal for the family of two children who were killed after they became trapped beneath an SUV.

Katherine, 5 and 14-month old Harry, who was in a pram, were struck by the vehicle as they crossed a street with their mother in Cabramatta in southwestern Sydney on Wednesday.

As of Friday, a fundraiser for parents Sok Ram and Vun Dy Tha had raised over $330,000, with donations from more than 5500 people.

Organiser and family friend, Patrick Te said the outpouring of kindness had left him speechless.

"In the middle of such pain, we've created a small but powerful win — a testament to love, unity, and compassion," he wrote on the fundraiser page.

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