Child critically injured after tree falls in Oshawa intersection
Child critically injured after tree falls in Oshawa intersection
A child was seriously injured in Oshawa, Ont., after a falling tree struck them. The incident happened on Thursday just after noon at the intersection of Oxford Street and Dwight Avenue. The child was initially reported to be without vital signs when emergency services arrived. Medical teams quickly provided treatment, and the child regained consciousness before being transported.
An air ambulance flew the child to a Toronto-area hospital. Their condition remained serious upon arrival. Police are now investigating the scene to determine the cause of the tree’s fall. The child is receiving care at the hospital. Authorities continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident. No further details have been released at this time.
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