A young child has survived a crash that killed two other people when a cattle truck allegedly hit a car near Glen Innes in New South Wales today. 9News
The two adults and child were trapped inside the car when the wreck was found on the Gwydir Highway about 11.15am today.
were able to free the child who only suffered minor injuries, but the driver and passenger both died at the scene.The child has been taken by NSW Ambulance for further assessments, while the truck driver was treated by paramedics for minor injuries. North-south weather divide amid extreme heat, possible snow"Eastbound traffic from Inverell is being diverted via Bundarra Road to Gilgai, Guyra Road to Guyra, and New England Highway to Glen Innes," NSW Police said.
A NSW Transport Management Centre spokesperson said Westbound traffic was diverting via the reverse route and the diversion was suitable for all vehicles. "Motorists using this diversion should allow about an hour extra travel time and follow the directions of emergency services and traffic crews," TMC said.
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