1 dead, 7 injured after serious collision west of Brooks
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One person was killed and seven others, including children, were seriously injured in a two-vehicle crash west of Brooks, Alta., Saturday. RCMP are investigating the cause.
A 51-year-old woman was pronounced dead at the scene after a serious motor vehicle collision Saturday morning west of Brooks, Alta.
Seven other people were injured in the crash and were taken to hospital for treatment for what police called “very serious, but non-life-threatening injuries.”
The collision took place south of the intersection of Highway 36 and Highway 542, approximately eight kilometres west of Brooks. Brooks RCMP said an SUV collided with a pickup truck and that both vehicles were occupied by families with children.
The highway was closed for several hours as RCMP collision analysts conducted their investigation. The cause of the collision was not immediately clear, however poor road conditions are believed to have been a factor.
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