A Bangladeshi community organization is mourning the deaths of three international students killed in a highway crash in Toronto and is warning others to be aware that road conditions in Canada might differ from what they're used to.
Police say a car travelling at extremely high speeds on Highway 427 flew over a concrete ramp, landed in a ditch, and then hit another concrete wall before it burst into flames late Monday night.
"We're very concerned about the manner and description of this crash," said Sgt. Kerry Schmidt. " very violent collision took place." "Their parents are in very, very bad condition," she said, adding that her organization is mourning with the families. "I want to tell them you are very young, you should be very careful when you're driving at night. It's not the same road conditions in Bangladesh," she said.
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