Boy, 12, left fighting for life after Doncaster crash still in hospital one month on

A 12-year-old boy left fighting for life after a crash in Doncaster remains in hospital one month on.
By Claire Lewis
Published 7th Dec 2020, 14:09 BST
A boy, 12, left fighting for life after a collision in Doncaster remains in hospital one month on (Photo: Getty)A boy, 12, left fighting for life after a collision in Doncaster remains in hospital one month on (Photo: Getty)
A boy, 12, left fighting for life after a collision in Doncaster remains in hospital one month on (Photo: Getty)

He was a passenger in a car involved in a four-vehicle collision on Thorne Road, Blaxton, at 7.40am on Tuesday November 3.

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A white Ford Focus, red Skoda Octavia, white Volkswagen Transporter and red Vauxhall Corsa were involved.

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The injured youngster was airlifted to hospital by where he remains today.

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South Yorkshire Police said his injuries are no longer life threatening but he has a ‘long recovery ahead of him’.

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