A West Australian woman has died and a young boy is fighting for life after a horror crash near the South Australia-Victoria border. 7NEWS
, died at the scene, while an eight-year-old boy sitting in the back seat received critical injuries.A massive effort led to the boy being flown by helicopter to Mount Gambier before then being taken by fixed wing to Essedon, where he was again transferred to Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne, where he remains in a critical condition.
The male passenger, 36, and two other children in the car, aged five and six years old, were all taken to the local hospital with minor injuries.Police said the intersection at Donovans and Glenelg River roads is closed in all directions while major crash investigators examine the scene.
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