Henry St, Guildford: Boy hit by car, suffering head and leg injuries
Emergency services have descended on a Western Sydney street after a boy was hit by a car in Guildford – with reports of “serious head injuries”.
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Emergency services have descended on a Western Sydney street after a boy was hit by a car in Guildford – with reports of “serious head injuries”.
Paramedics were called to Henry St on Saturday evening following reports a “school-aged child” was hit by a car.
“NSW Ambulance officers arrived on scene around 5.50pm,” a spokesman said. “The patient is reportedly suffering head and leg injuries.
“He was transported to The Childrens’ Hospital at Westmead in a serious condition.”
Originally published as Henry St, Guildford: Boy hit by car, suffering head and leg injuries
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