1 dead, 4 injured in 2-vehicle crash in Norfolk County
CBC
One person is dead and four others were injured in a two-vehicle crash that happened Thursday night near the town of Simcoe, Ont.
Emergency crews were called to the intersection of Windham East Quarter Line Road and Windham Road 9 at around 7:10 p.m. One passenger was ejected from a vehicle, according to Norfolk County OPP.
Police said one person was pronounced dead at the scene. Two Orgne air ambulances responded to the scene and transported four others to Norfolk General Hospital in Simcoe.
"Our thoughts are with the families and friends of those affected by this tragic event," Norfolk County OPP said in a statement. "Further updates will be provided as the investigation continues."
The name of the dead has not been released.
Police have not said what caused the collision or whether charges are pending.
Norfolk County Fire and EMS also attended the scene to provide critical support and care. The surrounding roads were shut down for several hours as police investigated but have since reopened.
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