Baldivis crash: Three men killed and two others are fighting for life after horror head-on collision between an Audi and a Kia Stinger on a country road

Three men have tragically died and two others are fighting for their lives after a horrific head-on crash on a country road.

A Kia Stinger and an Audi sedan collided at high speed on Sixty Eight Road in Baldivis, 45km south of Perth, at 5.10pm on Wednesday.

Four people were trapped in the Audi and a fifth in the Kia when paramedics arrived.

Rescue workers threw tarpaulins over the Audi and used jaws of life to tear one of the vehicles apart, miraculously saving a passenger from the wreckage.

Those who survived have since been rushed to hospital for treatment.

“It’s always a miracle when someone survives this kind of accident, it’s quite difficult,” Western Australia Police Acting Inspector Brendon Barwick said. said to the West.

“I hope they make it.”

The man rescued from the jaws of life has been airlifted to Royal Perth Hospital in a critical condition.

The passenger in the other car was rushed to Rockingham General Hospital by ambulance in serious condition.

Numerous fire trucks and ambulances were on site to recover the bodies and clear the rubble.

A witness to the accident said they saw a car “fly” in front of them before hearing the screech of brakes and a loud crash.

Off-duty nurse Dina King said the impact caused one of the vehicle’s engines to dislodge and it ended up 50 meters from the crash site.

“I was holding the driver’s hand and kept telling him to listen to my voice and breathe deeply,” Ms King said.

“It was just horrible…it was very, very sad.”

The families of the young men who died were among those who gathered at the scene.

Lead investigators remain on scene late into the night trying to determine the cause of the collision.

Insp. interim. Barwick told reporters he believed speed may have been a contributing factor in the fatal crash.