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Two in hospital after serious vehicle crash in the Alderwood area

September 7, 2021 by SouthEtobicokeNews

CRASH scene from the air courtesy Global News.

POLICE investigate crash scene in which two people were hurt.

 

 

Two people were rushed to a local hospital following a serious crash in Alderwood between a car and transport truck.

Police were called to the Brown’s Line and Horner Ave. area shortly after 6:30 a.m. on Tuesday, September 7.

Toronto paramedics said two people were transported to a trauma centre.

One person injured was a woman in her 20s who suffered serious injuries. The second patient was a man in his 20s but he was taken to hospital in stable condition.

A police Tweet said a woman was taken to hospital in an emergency run.

All lanes near the intersection are closed for the collision. Motorists were being advised to take alternate routes.

The area is busy at that time of the morning with truck traffic making deliveries.

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