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N.S. driver airlifted to Halifax after single-vehicle collision

FILE: A LifeFlight helicopter is seen landing at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax. Ross Lord / Global News

A single-vehicle collision on Nova Scotia Highway 340 near Weymouth — about three hours outside of Halifax — has left one man with serious injuries.

According to Nova Scotia RCMP, A black Suzuki model sport motorcycle was travelling southbound shortly before 7:42 p.m. Sunday when the driver lost control.

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The rider, a 38-year-old man, sustained serious injuries and was transported to Halifax by LifeFlight helicopter for treatment.

There is no information on his status at this time.

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The Weymouth Volunteer Fire Department, EHS, RCMP collision analyst and the Department of Transportation attended the scene.

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The Mounties say they have seized the motorcycle and that their investigation is ongoing.

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