1 person taken to hospital after Vancouver Island vehicle crash
Paramedics treated one patient and transported them in stable condition after the vehicle landed upside down in a ditch, BC EHS said.
- On Wednesday, June 10, a vehicle rollover crash occurred in the 2800 block of the Island Highway in Nanoose Flats, with EHS arriving shortly after 2:45 p.m.
- Janet Irvine, driving two cars behind the crashed vehicle, observed it upside down in a ditch; another passerby had already called 911 for emergency instructions.
- Paramedics provided emergency medical care and transported one patient to the hospital in stable condition, with emergency crews arriving quickly to assist the driver from the overturned vehicle.
- The driver was able to walk to the stretcher with assistance, prompting Irvine to say, "Praise the Lord she walked away from that."
- Nanoose Bay Fire Department provided traffic control until a tow truck cleared the wreckage near a popular spot for people to collect shellfish.
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Sooke News Mirror1 person taken to hospital after Vancouver Island vehicle crash
One person was taken to hospital after a motor vehicle crash in the Nanoose Flats area on June 10. BC EHS was called to the incident in the 2800 block of the Island Highway shortly after 2:45 p.m. Janet Irvine was one of the first people on the scene, and had been driving northbound with her husband two cars behind the vehicle that crashed. They went to check on the car, which landed on its roof. “It was completely upside down, right in the ditc…
1 person taken to hospital after vehicle crash in Nanoose Bay
One person was taken to hospital after a motor vehicle crash in the Nanoose Flats area on June 10. BC EHS was called to the incident in the 2800 block of the Island Highway shortly after 2:45 p.m. Janet Irvine was one of the first people on the scene, and had been driving northbound with her husband two cars behind the vehicle that crashed. They went to check on the car, which landed on its roof. “It was completely upside down, right in the ditc…
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