A vehicle entered the water at Ashbridges Bay Park Road in Toronto on Sunday night, resulting in six individuals being transported to the hospital. One female patient is in critical condition.
Six people were taken to the hospital, including a female in critical condition, after a vehicle went into the water at Ashbridges Bay on Sunday night, say paramedics. Toronto police said they were called to Ashbridges Bay Park Road, which is south of Lake Shore Boulevard East and Lower Coxwell Avenue, at 9:30 p.m for reports of a vehicle submerged in the water.
A short time later, police said that the second person was removed from the vehicle and was taken by paramedics to the hospital via emergency run. The other person was also transported to the hospital, they said. Toronto fire later told CTV News Toronto that they were dispatched to that area at 9:30 p.m. and upon arrival found one person on the roof of a vehicle in the water. That individual notified first responders that there was someone else trapped inside the vehicle that needed to be rescued, they said. Firefighters removed that person from the vehicle and transferred them into the care of EMS.
ASHBRIDGES BAY WATER ACCIDENT VEHICLE DIVE CRITICAL CONDITION TORONTO POLICE
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