The second child in a fiery Stevenson Ranch crash earlier this week has died Wednesday, officials said.

The 2-year-old succumbed to their injuries on Wednesday at the hospital after the Stevenson Ranch crash, according to Officer Josh Greengard with the California Highway Patrol Newhall Area Office.

“The child passed away at the hospital,” Greengard said.

On Monday, 6-year-old Kathleen Lopez, of Bakersfield, was declared dead as a result of the crash, said Sarah Ardalani, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Medical-Examiner Coroner’s Office.

The identity of the other victim has not been released as of Wednesday afternoon.

On Monday around 9:45 a.m., first responders received reports of a traffic collision involving fire on The Old Road near Pico Canyon Road, Greengard said.

The vehicle was reportedly traveling northbound on The Old Road at a high rate of speed, Greengard said.

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For unknown reasons, the driver veered left into the southbound lanes, losing control of the vehicle as it struck a curb, a sign and traffic signal, according to CHP officials.

The vehicle then crossed the intersection of Pico Canyon Road, where it struck another traffic signal, a tree and an Edison box before catching fire, according to officials.

All of the occupants were pulled from the vehicle by good Samaritans, Greengard said.

A mom and her two children, ages 6 and 2, were transported to the hospital, where both children succumbed to their injuries, according to officials.

The mother sustained major injuries in the crash, but is now in stable condition, according to CHP officials.

Anyone who witnessed the collision is asked to call the CHP Newhall Area Office at 661-294-5540.

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