3 men from Mexico killed in eastern Ontario crash
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Ontario Provincial Police said it happened on Friday on Rogers Stevens Drive in the Township of Montague, south of Ottawa.
Three men from Mexico are confirmed to have been killed in a crash in eastern Ontario, provincial police say.
Ontario Provincial Police said it happened on Friday on Rogers Stevens Drive in the Township of Montague, south of Ottawa.
Police confirmed Monday that three men in one of the involved vehicles died at the scene. They were all residents of Mexico.
Investigators are looking to speak to anyone who may have been travelling on Rogers Stevens Drive in the area of Burchill and Douglas roads between 7:25 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. Friday and may have witnessed the crash.
It’s not clear how many vehicles were involved in the incident, what may have led to it, or if there were more people injured.
“As the investigation is still ongoing into the cause of the collision, no further details will be released at this time,” an OPP spokesperson told Global News in an email.
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