Three people suffered life-threatening injuries following a utility terrain vehicle crash near Bancroft on Saturday afternoon.
Bancroft OPP and Hastings Quinte emergency medical services were called to the crash at a private property along Monck Road where they located two men and a woman with life-threatening injuries.
Police say the men, ages 51 and 75, plus the 75-year-old woman were all transported to hospital.
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“Two of the injured parties were then further airlifted to another hospital,” OPP stated Monday.
OPP continue to investigate the collision.
Two Hamilton-area women died on July 15 in an UTV crash south of Bancroft near Coe Hill.
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