Child critically injured after tree falls in Oshawa incident
Child critically injured after tree falls in Oshawa incident
A child in Oshawa, Ont., was seriously injured after a tree fell on them. The incident happened at the corner of Oxford Street and Dwight Avenue just after noon on Thursday. The child was initially found without vital signs after the tree struck them. Emergency responders quickly provided medical aid, and the child regained consciousness.
An air ambulance then transported the child to a Toronto-area hospital in serious condition. Police are currently investigating the scene to determine the cause of the incident. The child remains in hospital receiving treatment. Authorities continue their work at the location where the tree fell. No further details have been released at this time.
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