Update: Man dies after his car hits tree in Blythburgh
East Anglian Air Ambulance - Credit: Archant
A man has died in hospital after his car hit a tree.
Suffolk police received reports of the accident on the A1095 Halesworth Road in Blythburgh at 5.45pm yesterday (June 10).
A black Toyota MR2 left the road and hit a tree leaving the male driver, aged in his 20s, with serious head injuries.
A Suffolk police spokesman said the man, who sustained serious injuries, was airlifted to Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge but later died.
The road was closed in both directions between the A12 junction and the Quay Lane junction for several hours while investigations were carried out.
The ambulance and fire service also attended.
Police are appealing for anyone who witnessed the crash to contact them. They want to speak to the driver of a blue Citreon Saxo which was seen to stop at the scene.
Most Read
- 1 Man in 40s stabbed at town centre multi-storey car park
- 2 'We're going to push back!' - Ashton's message to Norwich City
- 3 Mystery of container ships at anchor off Suffolk coast solved
- 4 Tent, kitchen units and bedding dumped in 'unsightly' fly-tipping
- 5 Town keen on Leeds left-back Davis
- 6 Suspected drink driver arrested after three cars damaged in crash
- 7 Fuel protests: Twelve miles of queues reported on A12
- 8 Dobra signs for Cook's Chesterfield after Ipswich departure
- 9 Woman in 30s seriously injured after crash in south Suffolk
- 10 Ed's guitar raffle pays for new Music Ark in primary school
Call police on 101.
