Mother and baby seriously injured after being struck by vehicle in Toronto
Global News
Toronto police said it happened in the area of Mount Pleasant Road and Davisville Avenue. Emergency crews responded to the scene at 8:45 a.m. Thursday.
A mother and baby have serious injuries after they were struck by a vehicle in Toronto, officials say.
Toronto police said the incident happened in the area of Mount Pleasant Road and Davisville Avenue. Emergency crews responded to the scene at 8:45 a.m. Thursday.
Police said that an adult and child were struck and that the driver remained at the scene.
Paramedics told Global News the victims were a mother and baby.
The two were taken to separate trauma centres, both with serious injuries.
The child’s injuries were reported to be non-life-threatening, though it was unclear if the mother was in life-threatening condition.
Davisville Avenue was closed in the area after the collision.
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