Man hospitalized after accident
Police confirm the vehicle the victim was driving collided with a truck loaded with pine.
Police say preparations are being made to transfer the man to Lautoka hospital due to seriousness of his injuries.
Police officers are at the scene carrying out investigations.
The increase in accident cases during the festive season has led to a last minute blood drive in the Western Division.
Speaking to Village news, manager for Western Blood Services Jainesh Narayan said that from the trend they have noticed over the past few years concerns have been raised by the foundation.
According to Narayan the blood bank at the moment has a total of 120 pints but to be on the safe side would like the public's participation of collecting a total of 150 pints.
The Blood Drive will be held at the Sugar City mall from 8.30 in the morning until 3.30 in the afternoon in Lautoka.
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