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Driver killed after vehicle, train collide near Waldron, Sask.

A collision between a vehicle and a train near Waldron, Sask., on Sunday has left one man dead and three youth injured. Global News

A man was killed Sunday after a collision between a train and a vehicle.

Melville RCMP said the collision happened around 4:45 p.m. Sunday on Highway 9 east of Waldron, Sask., where the railroad tracks cross the highway.

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The driver of the vehicle, a 65-year-old man from the Ochapowace Nation, was declared dead at the scene.

Police have not released his name, but said his family has been notified.

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Three youth in the vehicle were taken to hospital for treatment of their injuries. Police did not say how serious the injuries were or had an update on their condition.

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No one on the train reported any injuries, police said.

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The highway was closed during the initial investigation into the crash. It has since re-opened to traffic.

Police have not released any other details at this time as they continue to investigate.

Waldron is roughly 175 kilometres northeast of Regina.

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