GUELPH/ERAMOSA – Two people have been airlifted with life-threatening injuries to a trauma hospital following a two-vehicle collision in Guelph/Eramosa on Oct. 8.
At around 12:45pm, emergency services responded to a collision between two sport utility vehicles, with several people injured, at Wellington Road 22 and Line 8, along Highway 6 at the edge of Guelph/Eramosa.
One person was airlifted from the scene by Ornge air ambulance, and three other people were transported to local hospitals, with one later being airlifted from a local hospital to a trauma centre.
#WellingtonOPP continue to investigate #hwy6 collision in @GuelphEramosa as second person has now been transported to a trauma centre. Reconstructionists are assisting with the investigation. Road will remain closed into the evening ^JC @wellingtncounty pic.twitter.com/pi80Unq6k5
— OPP West Region (@OPP_WR) October 8, 2022
Highway 6 between Sideroad 6 South and Line 6 in Ennotville remained closed late afternoon as police continued investigating the collision.
It’s expected the roadway will remain closed into the evening, however no estimated reopening time has been provided.
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Police closed off a portion of Highway 6 at the border of Guelph/Eramosa following a serious two-vehicle collision on Oct. 8. (Photo by Jordan Snobelen)
Police are asking anyone who witnessed the collision to call 1-888-310-1122.