Montreal police are investigating after two pedestrians were seriously injured in a collision Tuesday morning in the Saint-Laurent borough’s industrial sector.
Const. Raphael Bergeron said around 9:15 a.m. a van veered into parking lot on Côte-de-Liesse Road and struck two parked vehicles.
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The force from the collision pushed the vehicles into two pedestrians.
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The two pedestrians were seriously injured in the collision. Bergeron said they were conscious upon arrival at the hospital, where they are being treated for head trauma.
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Police say it’s too early to know why the van lost the control, but Bergeron said it could be related to health issues.
Investigators are at the scene.
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