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    Head-On Crash In Nanaimo Kills A Teenager, Leaves Another In Critical Condition

    Darpan News Desk, 06 Oct, 2015 09:55 AM
    • Head-On Crash In Nanaimo Kills A Teenager, Leaves Another In Critical Condition
    NANAIMO, B.C. — A head-on crash in Nanaimo. B.C., has killed a teenager and sent a 35-year-old man to hospital with critical head injuries.
     
    RCMP in the Vancouver Island city say the collision happened at around 10:30 Monday night.
     
    A southbound Suzuki Sidekick crossed into the northbound lanes of the Nanaimo Parkway, slamming into an oncoming Mazda RX8.
     
    The 19-year-old Nanaimo man driving the Mazda died at the scene.
     
    The Nanoose Bay resident at the wheel of the Suzuki has been airlifted to hospital in Victoria.
     
    A cause of the crash remains under investigation.
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