Four people, including a young child, have been involved in a serious head-on collision on the New South Wales South Coast on Thursday.
Two vehicles collided shortly before 4pm in Milton as emergency services were called to the scene.
The accident occurred just minutes from the area that claimed the lives of Home and Away actress Jessica Falkholt’s family.
A young boy, aged five, was taken to Milton Hospital with facial injuries from Thursday’s crash, before his condition deteriorated.
Four people, including a young child, have been involved in a serious head-on collision on the New South Wales South Coast on Thursday
Two vehicles collided shortly before 4pm in Milton as emergency services were called to the scene
He was then airlifted to Sydney Children’s Hospital in Randwick.
A male driver of the second vehicle, believed to be in his 30s, was trapped in the vehicle after the crash and suffered multiple injuries.
The man was eventually freed but suffered a fractured pelvis, femur and wrist and also had leg lacerations, a NSW Ambulance spokesperson said.
He was transported to Shoalhaven before being air lifted to St. George Hospital in Sydney in a serious condition.
A female passenger in the same car, also believed to be in her 30s, suffered multiple leg fractures and suspected abdominal injuries.
A female passenger in the second car, believed to be in her 30s, suffered multiple leg fractures and suspected abdominal injuries
She was in a critical condition as paramedics attempted to stabilise her before transporting her to hospital.
The male driver of the first vehicle, whose age is unknown, was taken to Milton Hospital with minor injuries.
Jessica Falkholt, 28, and her sister Annabelle, 21, were pulled from a horrible crash after their car collided with a 4WD near Ulladulla on Boxing Day.
Their parents Lars and Vivian died at the scene while Annabelle was flown to Liverpool Hospital in a critical condition, where she died as a result of her injuries on December 29.
Jessica remains in a critical condition at St George Hospital two weeks after the crash.
A male driver of the second vehicle, believed to be in his 30s, was trapped in the vehicle after the crash and suffered multiple injuries