Highway 97A near Armstrong, B.C., in the North Okanagan has been shut down in both directions as emergency crews respond to a serious two-vehicle car crash.
Photographs from the scene show multiple ambulances, fire trucks and a medivac helicopter on the highway near East Rosedale Road, which is 13 km south of Enderby.
First responders can be seen huddled around a damaged vehicle to extract an injured occupant.
BC Emergency Health Services said three ground ambulances were dispatched and it “auto-launched” its air ambulance helicopter out of Kamloops in response.
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“Two patients, in stable condition, were transported by ground paramedics to hospital. One patient in serious condition is being airlifted to hospital,” a spokesperson said.
The crash was described as a “T-bone.”
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DriveBC said the highway’s estimated time of reopening is not available.
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