Three children and a pregnant woman are among eight people fighting for their lives after a serious car crash.
A Ford Sedan and a station wagon collided at a T-intersection in Kyabram, in Victoria’s north east, at 9.15pm on Sunday.
The cars were reportedly travelling in a 100km/h zone before they crashed.
Three children and a pregnant woman are among eight people fighting for their lives after a two-car collision (pictured) in Kyabram, Victoria on Sunday night
Paramedics arrived at 9.20pm after reports of a multi-vehicle collision on Webb Road (pictured) in Kyabram, Victoria
‘Two adults and three children in the station wagon were all taken to hospital, the children were all airlifted to hospital with serious injuries,’ according to a Victoria Police statement.
Ambulance Victoria told Daily Mail Australia paramedics arrived at 9.20pm after reports of a multi-vehicle collision on Webb Road in Kyabram.
The spokeswoman said six patients were rushed to hospital, including three children.
She said a primary school-aged boy suffered from severe head and leg injuries and was flown to the The Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne.
An eight-year-old girl suffered serious head and pelvis injuries and a third boy is in a stable condition with facial injuries.
One pregnant woman, 18, was taken to Bendigo Hospital with abdominal injuries. She has since given birth and the new-born has been taken to Melbourne in a stable condition.
A man, 43, was rushed to Shepparton Hospital with chest injuries and another woman, 34, is in a stable condition but did suffer a knee injury.
Two 17-year-old girls from NSW, including the probationary driver, were taken to hospital with minor injuries.
Police are investigating and drivers have been asked to avoid the area.
The three children involved in the crash were urgently rushed to Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne