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Teen Killed By Fallen Tree At Camp In B.C., Another Person In Hospital

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 20 Jun, 2019 05:52 PM

    SOOKE, B.C. — One teenager has died and another is in critical but stable condition after a tree fell on at least one of them at a camp near the Vancouver Island community of Sooke, B.C.


    Officials with the Otter Point Volunteer Fire Department say they were called to Camp Barnard after a report that a boy was trapped under a tree.


    One person was seen being transported by ambulance while rescuers attempted CPR on another person on a nearby river bank.


    Crews battling a nearby brush fire say winds hit 80 km/h around Sooke.


    An ambulance helicopter was sent to the area near a hatchery and the BC Coroners Service has been contacted.


    Camp Barnard offers wilderness camping and a variety of programs for children and young adults.

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