A 17-year-old high school student and her young daughter have been killed in a fiery crash as the victim’s own mother watched in horror from another car on a busy Georgia highway.

Gabriella Faiz and her 2-year-old daughter, Jada, were pronounced dead Thursday night after their stalled Honda was struck on Interstate 285 at Georgia 400 ramp in Sandy Springs by two different vehicles.

Faiz’s mother, Al-Quiyamah Faiz, was driving in another car behind her daughter, who had just picked up the Honda from a mechanic earlier that evening.

Burned alive: Gabriella Faiz, 17 , and her 2-year-old daughter, Jada, were killed in a fiery crash after two vehicles struck their stalled car, sparking a fire

Deadly inferno: The accident happened on westbound I-285 at Georgia 400 ramp in Sandy Springs

At around 9.30pm, the mother called the 17-year-old, who complained to her that the car stalled again while they were running errands.

‘I said, “OK, stay right there. I’m going to get off the highway and come back around,”’ she recalled to the station WSBTV. ‘And when I looked around, all I could see was orange flame.’

According to Al-Quiyamah Faiz, she had told Gabriella to stay in the right, slower lane, but the girl did not heed her advice and ended up in the fast lane.

In a matter of minutes, two vehicles smashed into the Honda, sparking a fire that engulfed the vehicle.

‘I watched my daughter and granddaughter burn in the middle of the night,’ an emotional Al-Quiyamah told the Atlanta Journal Constitution on the phone Friday.

Both Gabriella and Jada burned to death despite attempts made by responding police officers to pull the victims from the fiery wreckage.

Gabriella lived in Douglasville and attended Lithia Springs High School. Her baby daughter, who just begun talking and would have turned 2 on Monday.

Miss Faiz described the 17-year-old as defiant, wild but loving and full of life. The young mother aspired to become a doctor or open her own business.

Full of life: Gabriella Faiz (left) was attended high school and wanted to become a doctor or a business owner; her baby daughter Jada (right) had just started to walk and was days shy of her second birthday

The deadly crash blocked traffic on westbound 1-285 for more than five hours as police sorted through the wreckage.

Another person was taken to a hospital to be treated for non life-threatening injuries, according to MyFox Atlanta. So far, no charges have been filed.

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