There are reports of a crash just outside of Onion Lake off highway 37. RCMP are currently conducting single lane traffic until the scene is cleared of debris. (Charene Valleau photo)

There are reports of a crash just outside of Onion Lake off highway 37. RCMP are currently conducting single lane traffic until the scene is cleared of debris. (Charene Valleau photo)

UPDATE: Roads are now clear from car accident off Highway 37 South near Onion Lake

Reports state only one vehicle was involved in the accident

UPDATE: The roads are now clear with all lanes open.

A single-vehicle has crashed just outside of Onion Lake off highway 37 South.

Four Kitimat RCMP officers have responded to the call with firefighters from both Kitimat and Terrace. Reports of an ambulance are also on the scene.

Kitimat residents have reported that no one was seriously injured but one person was taken away in an ambulance.

RCMP is currently running single-lane traffic until first responders clear the area.

 


jacob.lubberts@northernsentinel.com

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