April 17th, 1993
An overturned car rests on its roof at the bottom of an embankment as firefighters lie on the ground working beneath it to free trapped occupants. The vehicle is stabilized with cribbing, and rescue personnel in full gear are using hand tools to access the interior. Debris and branches surround the scene, indicating the car slid off a gravel road and struck a tree.

Firefighters and ambulance attendants work to free the last of three people taken to hospital with undetermined injuries after a single-car accident on Southdale Road, west of Boler Road. The car left the gravel road, plunged down an embankment and flipped onto its roof against a tree. Rescue workers labored for more than an hour to free the occupants. (Source: Susan Bradnam / The London Free Press)

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Published On: April 17th, 1993 | Last Updated: November 27th, 2025 | Views: 1080 |
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