

Headlines: 91-year-old kills one, injures two others in car crash
Jul 10, 2025
A tragic car crash in Melbourne has left one person dead and two injured, raising concerns about safety. In international news, Hamas is negotiating the release of hostages amid ongoing ceasefire talks with Israel. On a brighter note, the Queensland Maroons celebrated a stunning victory in the 2025 State of Origin series. In healthcare advancements, a new malaria treatment safe for babies has received approval, marking a significant milestone.
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Melbourne's Tragic Crash: 91-Year-Old Driver Kills One and Critically Injures Toddler
A 91-year-old woman caused a tragic car crash in outer eastern Melbourne, killing one person and injuring two others, including a toddler aged around two to three years with life-threatening injuries.
The driver reportedly drove onto a footpath for 40 to 50 meters before hitting a group of people, crashing through a fence, and stopping near a playground in a park.
Victoria police are investigating the incident, which is not believed to be intentional, and have noted 14 road deaths in the state over the past week during school holidays.
The elderly driver sustained minor injuries and was taken to the hospital for assessment, highlighting ongoing concerns about road safety, especially among senior drivers.
Elderly Driver's Tragic Crash
- A 91-year-old woman mistakenly drove onto a footpath and struck pedestrians in outer eastern Melbourne.
- She hit a young boy critically and stopped in front of a playground after crashing through a fence.
Victoria's Recent Road Deaths
- Victoria has seen 14 road deaths in the past week during school holidays, highlighting ongoing road safety challenges.
- These statistics emphasize the critical need for vigilance on roads, especially during holiday seasons.