A serious incident involving a pedestrian occurred in Scarborough on Tuesday night, drawing the attention of law enforcement and emergency services around the area. At approximately 11 p.m., the Toronto police received multiple reports of a vehicle-pedestrian collision at the intersection of Pharmacy Avenue and Knightsbridge Road.
Upon arrival at the scene, authorities found a man who had sustained serious injuries, although they were determined to be non-life-threatening. Emergency medical personnel promptly transported him to a nearby hospital for further evaluation and treatment. The specifics of his condition have not been disclosed, but the quick response of medical teams indicates the seriousness of the situation.
As part of the response to the incident, significant road closures were implemented in the vicinity. Pharmacy Avenue has been shut down in both directions between Knightsbridge Road and Hollydene Road. In addition, Knightsbridge Road is closed between Pharmacy Avenue and Karnwood Drive. These closures are expected to remain in effect while the police conduct their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the collision.
Authorities are working to gather all relevant details related to the event, including witness statements and any available surveillance footage from the area. The investigation aims to uncover the factors that led to the collision, whether related to driver error, pedestrian visibility, or other conditions that may have contributed to the unfortunate event.
This incident raises concerns regarding pedestrian safety, especially in busy urban environments like Scarborough, where foot and vehicle traffic often intersect. Pedestrians' safety remains a pressing issue, and this incident underscores the importance of vigilance from both drivers and walkers alike.
As the investigation proceeds, the community awaits more information regarding the specifics of the incident and the condition of the injured man. Local residents are advised to remain cautious and aware of ongoing road conditions as clean-up and investigation efforts continue at the scene.
