Following a fatal collision this afternoon in Kialla West, one person has passed away.
fatal collision in Kialla West
Around 12.55 p.m., a car and a truck are thought to have crashed head-on at the Goulburn Valley Highway and Moira Drive intersection.
Sadly, the one person in the car—the driver—died at the site and has not yet been officially recognised.
What happened to the driver at Kialla West crash?
The truck driver received emergency medical care after suffering severe injuries.
Two patients were transported by ambulance to Goulburn Valley Health, according to a representative for Ambulance Victoria.
According to the spokesman, a guy in his 60s was transported to the hospital in a stable state for observation while a man in his 20s was sent to the hospital in a stable condition with upper body injuries.
While police investigated the collision, the highway was closed and traffic was diverted around the area via River Rd, Central Kialla Rd, and Murchison-Violet Town Rd.
Investigations are still being conducted to ascertain the specifics of the collision.
Anyone with dashcam footage or eyewitness accounts of the crash is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-333-TIPS or submit a private tip online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.
Investigations are still being conducted to ascertain the specifics of the collision.
Initial investigation of Kialla West crash
An incident on the Goulburn Valley Highway in Kialla West close to the Kialla Uniting Church is being attended by emergency personnel.
Following the event at at 12.55 p.m., two people were brought to Goulburn Valley Health.
It is uncertain how they are doing.
Although the News was unable to establish the specifics of the incident, it is thought that big vehicles were involved.
There are detours in place at River Rd in the north and the road is closed in both directions.
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