Witnesses sought after elderly women struck in Burnaby, B.C., hit-and-run
Police were called to the area of Willingdon Avenue and Union Street just before 9:30 p.m. to find two women, aged 73 and 85, had been hit by a vehicle that fled the scene, Burnaby RCMP said in a statement.
According to BC Emergency Health Services, three ambulances responded to the scene and paramedics provided treatment to two victims who were taken to hospital in a 'serious but stable condition.'
Anyone who witnessed the event or believes they have relevant information is asked to contact the Burnaby RCMP via 604-646-9999.
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