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Pedestrian hit on Victoria street

Catherine Garrett
By Catherine Garrett

One person is in hospital with unknown injuries after being struck by a vehicle in downtown Prince George.

RCMP confirm the incident happened at about 10:15 am on the 1600 block of Victoria street.

The area is now open to traffic after a short closure.

More information will be provided when it becomes available.

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Catherine Garrett
Catherine Garrett
Catherine is an anchor and reporter in the MyPGNow newsroom. Born in Ontario, raised on Haida Gwaii, she now is living in Prince George. She obtained a diploma in Broadcast and Online Journalism at BCIT. You can find her on Twitter @Cath_Garrett

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