Four people have died and several more injured in three separate crashes across WA.
Police were called to a crash on Gibb River Road, about 180km west of Kununurra around 11.50pm last night.
Four adults and two children were inside the vehicle at the time.
Two of the adult passengers died at the scene, while a child received serious injuries and is currently being treated at the Kununurra Hospital.
The adult driver of the vehicle and one of the child passengers were not injured.
One of the adult passengers received minor injuries.
Major Crash Investigators are travelling to Kununurra today and will investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash.
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A 45-year-old man also died in a crash in Bullsbrook.
It is believed the man, who was driving a Holden Statesman, lost control on a bend and hit a tree on Chittering Road around 12.10am on Saturday.
The man, from Bullsbrook, died at the scene.
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A crash in Forrestfield has also claimed the life of a man this morning.
Police were called to the single vehicle crash near the intersection of Roe Highway and Berkshire Road about 7.30am.
There were two people in the car at the time of the crash.
One man died and the other was taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Roe Highway has been closed for several hours.
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