Continuous car crash in England, nearly 60 casualties

7 people have been confirmed killed and 51 others injured in the accident Britain's worst in 20 years, when 28 cars running in the same direction crashed into each other on consecutive M5 motorway, near Somerset, England.

Police predicted the death toll will continue to increase and may even double the current, when all the bodies were taken from the scene. Some injuries may have no clue whether survived.

The continuum in the crash.

There are many victims not to leave the car, when a huge fireball erupted at the scene of the crash continuum. Four of those who died are confirmed to sit together on a car, but can not say they were killed by collision accident or death by fire.

Panoramic view from on high accident.

Jaysen Sharp, a witness saw almost the entire incident from a rugby club nearby, said: "It was a terrible accident. The explosion and black smoke rises. That's something you never want to see on a highway, it's really like the scene of battle in Afghanistan. "

The accident occurred at 20h25 on the 6th (4 / 11) in the UK now. The reason given is because the initial appearance of fog or dense smoke covered part of M5 highway. Police are investigating rugby clubs to consider the possibility of smoke from fireworks "spectacular" at the club this is the cause of the accident.

The car deformation after a fire occurred.

Witnesses also heard the screams of men, women and children, while the lucky ones out front are doing everything to save their relatives and friends are stuck in the car. After a fire broke out, several cars were completely disfigured, and creates a mess on the highway.

Police said they received over 400 calls from people who fear their relatives are victims of accidents.Meanwhile, measures are still looking for missing persons are urgently carried out, because police believe the victim is still trapped in the vehicle deformation.

These accidents are considered the worst on the highway in the UK, after 10 people were killed and 25 others injured in the accident in 1991 on the M4 motorway near Hungerford, Berkshire.