Marking 150 years as the community of Arkona
Four injured in accident in St. Clair Township
August 20, 2020
Four people have been taken to hospital after a serious crash at the corner of Brigden Road and Moore Line in St. Clair Township.
Police say around 5.25pm, the OPP, paramedics and the fire department were called to the scene of a collision between a motorcycle, pickup truck an ar at the intersection.
Police say an air ambulance was called to the scene to take the passenger of the motorcycle to the hospital with serious injuries.
The drivers of all of the vehicles were transported to local hospitals with non-life threatening injuries.
Technical Collision Investigators are on the scene, trying figure out what happened.
At last word, the intersection of Brigden Road and Moore Line was closed.
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