Police had to close off the intersection of Brantford Rd and Burford Delhi Townline Rd after a crash between two vans. Two people in their 20's from Norfolk County were taken to hospital with life threatening injuries.
NORFOLK COUNTY - A serious crash has sent 2 people from Norfolk County to hospital with life threatening injuries as well a father and 3 young children were taken to hospital as a precaution.
OPP are investigating a the collision of two vans that happened last night around 9 p.m. on Brantford Rd and Burford Delhi Townline Rd.
The intersection has a stop sign which police say will play into the investigation.
Constable Ed Sanchuck says there is good and bad news with this crash.
"The good news is we have a 29 year old father and three young children ages 1, 3 and 4 are coming away with minor injuries, but the bad news is that we have a 26 year old female and 26 year old male with life threatening or life altering injuries."
Sanchuck has a special message to all motorists.
"I want to put a reminder out to everyone, if you are traveling on back roads that you are not familiar with, please take your time, slow down, pay attention and focus 110% on your driving ability."
Roads in the area were closed off for the morning commute as investigators continued to try to piece together what happened, they have since reopened.
Violent crash at Brantford Rd and Burford Delhi Townline Rd sends 3 adults and 3 young children to hospital. Road closures in effect for several more hours. #NorfolkOPP @NorfolkCountyCA^es https://t.co/VeBlI5g3Hy
— OPP West (@OPP_WR) July 17, 2019

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