Trinity County, CA: 2 Injured in Rafting Accident on Trinity River
Two Hospitalized after Trinity County Rafting Accident on Trinity River
Trinity County, California (April 21, 2019) – Two people were hopitalized after being involved in a rafting accident on Friday afternoon in Trinity County, according to the CHP.
The incident was reported at about 3 p.m. April 19, in the Trinity River.
Authorities responded to reports of two people stuck in the river following the accident.
A CHP helicopter was used to rescue the victims from the water.
2 Injured in Trinity County Rafting Accident on Trinity river
The victims were transported to a hospital and were expected to make full recovery.
The identities of the parties involved and how the accident took place were not revealed.
The accident is under under investigation.
Every year, several boating accidents are reported in California. Unfortunately, accidents result in many fatalities and even more injuries. The causes of these traffic accidents range from distracted driving, speeding, drunk driving, reckless driving, bad weather, wrong-way driving and failure to observe traffic laws. It is evident that negligence on the part of motorists is the leading cause of these accidents.
Pacific Attorney Group hopes that those injured in this accident will recover soon.
If you have been involved in a boating accident and got injured, it is important to get in touch with a litigator immediately for guidance. Insurance companies may want you to settle for much less than what you are owed and is highly recommended that you speak to a lawyer who will go to great length to ensure that justice is served and you are compensated in full. At Pacific Attorney Group, our attorneys are highly skilled and have years of experience in dealing with such cases as personal injury, auto accidents, and wrongful death. Call us today for a free consultation.
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