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Pedestrian dead after being hit by vehicle in Ajax: Durham police

A person has died after they were stuck by a vehicle in Ajax Saturday afternoon, according to Durham Regional Police Service.

Pedestrian dead after being hit by vehicle in Ajax: Durham police
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A person has died after they were stuck by a vehicle in Ajax Saturday afternoon, according to Durham Regional Police Service.

Pedestrian dead after being hit by vehicle in Ajax: Durham police Part of Hunt Street is closed due to the collision, police say A person has died after they were stuck by a vehicle in Ajax Saturday afternoon, according to Durham Regional Police Service. At 4:24 p.m., Durham police posted on social media about a motor vehicle collision that led to the closure of Hunt Street between Harwood Ave. and Commercial Ave.

In a statement to CBC News, police said a pedestrian was struck and has been pronounced dead. More details about the incident will be shared later, police said in the statement.

Published
Jul 11, 2026
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Jul 11, 2026
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