A six-year-old woman has actually passed away after she was struck by a pickup in Tweed, Ont.
Emergency teams were phoned call to Jamieson Street West quickly after 1:30 p.m. Sunday, according to a press release from Ontario Provincial Police (OPP).
Bystanders, consisting of an off-duty registered nurse, tried mouth-to-mouth resuscitation prior to paramedics got here, cops claimed.
She was hurried to healthcare facility where she was noticable dead.
Tweed is around 190 kilometres southwest of midtown Ottawa.
The accident was the 2nd death entailing a kid over the Labour Day vacation in eastern Ontario.
A 14-year-old girl was killed Friday after she was struck by an automobile while riding her bike on the westbound shoulder of County Road 2 west of Long Sault, simply outdoors Cornwall.
OPP remain to check out both events and are releasing yet one more advising to chauffeurs as kids prepare to return to college on Tuesday.
“Young children may be very excited and not paying attention the way they should be,” claimed OPP representativeBill Dickson “Drivers have a responsibility to watch the road and keep everyone safe.”
Police are asking anybody that might have seen the Tweed accident or that might have dashcam video footage of it to call them at 1-888-310-1122, referencing event E241170006.
