Pedestrian seriously injured after being hit by out-of-control car in North Beach
A man in his 60s was seriously injured after being struck by an out-of-control car in North Beach. The incident occurred when a Ford Ranger collided with a Holden Frontera, causing the latter to mount the footpath and hit the pedestrian. The injured man was taken to Royal Perth Hospital for treatment of serious injuries.
- ▪The accident happened just after 11am on West Coast Drive near Malcolm Street.
- ▪The pedestrian was pushed over a limestone wall into bushes due to the impact.
- ▪The driver of the Ford Ranger is assisting police with inquiries.
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