A young toddler was pulled out of the backseat of a car involved in a two-vehicle, multiple injury accident this afternoon in Charlottetown.
The blond-haired little boy, who was buckled in his car seat, was crying but not believed to be seriously injured.
Paramedics took him out of the car and into an awaiting ambulance.
Charlottetown Police, Fire and Island EMS were at the scene of the crash that occurred shortly after 3:30 p.m. at the intersection of the Kensington Road and Charlottetown bypass.
The toddler was in the backseat of a Saturn, which sustained extensive damage on the front, driver's side of the car. A second passenger, an adult man, was also in that vehicle.
The second vehicle, an older model Toyota Camry, sustained extensive damage to its front end. Two women, who were passengers inside the Toyota, were taken to hospital by a second awaiting ambulance.
Traffic was at a virtual standstill in the area with a massive backup of vehicles, especially for vehicles heading west along the bypass highway.
Police, firefighters and paramedics were on the scene for a couple of hours.
... More to come, full details in The Guardian tomorrow
