Two hurt after semis collide near Holdfast, Sask.
The RCMP logo is pictured in this file photo.
Drivers were told to expect delays heading north on Highway 2 following a collision of two semis.
On Tuesday morning, RCMP were called to a two vehicle collision on Highway 2 about 1.5 kilometres south of the turnoff to Holdfast, Sask. around 9:30, a news release said.
Local fire and EMS also attended the scene, both semi drivers were taken to hospital with injuries described by RCMP as non-life-threatening.
RCMP did not say how long road restrictions would be in place at the scene but advised people to use the Highway Hotline for updates.
As of 10:13 a.m., the hotline reported one lane traffic through the area with police on scene.
Police later said the scene was clear and all restrictions had been lifted as of 3:45 p.m.
Holdfast, Sask. is about 100 kilometres northwest of Regina.
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