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Two Pedestrians Injured In Varmahlíð Traffic Accident
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Two Pedestrians Injured In Varmahlíð Traffic Accident
On Sunday, March 29, police in Northwest Iceland requested assistance from the Icelandic Coast Guard following a serious traffic accident in Varmahlíð, reports RÚV. Two pedestrians, a child and an adult, were hit by a vehicle near the Olís service station. Both were airlifted to Landspítali hospital in Reykjavík. A Coast Guard helicopter was dispatched at the request of police. Ásgeir Erlendsson, spokesperson for the Icelandic Coast Guard, said …
A serious traffic accident occurred in Varmahlíð this afternoon. Two pedestrians, an adult and a child, were hit by a car near Olís' sales booth.
Two pedestrians, a child and an adult, were hit by a car at the Olís sales booth in Varmahlid today. Both individuals have been airlifted to the National Hospital. The cause of the accident is under investigation by the North West Iceland Police Investigation Department, but a police statement says that no further information is being provided at this time. A Coast Guard helicopter was called out at the request of the North West Iceland Police d…
Two pedestrians, a child and an adult, were hit by a car at the Olís sales booth in Varmahlíð around five o'clock today.
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