Life-Threatening Injuries in Leamington Two-Vehicle Collision, Roads Reopen
Leamington Crash Sends One to Hospital with Life-Threatening Injuries

A serious collision between two vehicles in Leamington on Friday has resulted in one person being rushed to hospital with what Ontario Provincial Police describe as life-threatening injuries.

Road Closures and Emergency Response

The incident prompted significant emergency response and led to the closure of two key county roads. The OPP issued a statement late Friday evening confirming County Road 37 was shut down between Mersea Road 8 and Mersea Road 10. Additionally, County Road 14 was closed between Mersea Road 12 and Wheatley Road as officers investigated the scene of the crash.

Authorities urged motorists to avoid the area entirely and to plan alternate routes while the closures were in effect. The roads have since been reopened to traffic, according to the latest police updates.

Limited Details Released

As of the latest reports, police have not released further details regarding the circumstances leading to the collision. The OPP has not provided information on the condition of any other individuals involved or potential causes. The investigation by the Leamington OPP detachment remains active.

The single confirmed victim was transported from the scene to a hospital for urgent medical treatment. The nature and extent of the life-threatening injuries have not been disclosed.

Community Impact and Safety Reminder

Collisions of this severity underscore the ongoing importance of road safety, particularly on rural county routes. The temporary closure of two major roads also highlights the disruptive impact such incidents have on local traffic and community safety.

The OPP continues to investigate the crash. Anyone with information or who may have witnessed the collision is encouraged to contact the Leamington OPP or Crime Stoppers anonymously.