Boy rushed to hospital after being hit by vehicle in Toronto: police
Global News
Toronto police said it happened in the area of Coxwell Avenue and Eastwood Road at around 6:26 p.m. Thursday.
A boy has been rushed to hospital after he was hit by a vehicle in Toronto Thursday evening, police say.
Toronto police said it happened in the area of Coxwell Avenue and Eastwood Road at around 6:26 p.m.
Police said the boy was located with injuries and rushed to hospital via an emergency run.
Toronto paramedics told Global News they transported a male victim to a local trauma centre with serious injuries, but he did not appear to be in life-threatening condition.
The age of the victim was not immediately released.
Police said the driver remained at the scene.
The collision comes one day after a nine-year-old girl was struck and killed by a delivery van in Vaughan.
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