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A Perth driver whose police said he was on the wrong side of the road after turning on a red light entered an ambulance en route to the hospital with an elderly patient on board
injured, including a child.
Inside the ambulance was an elderly woman strapped to a stretcher. Below she was an ambulance attendant wearing a harness, as well as her colleague in the driver's seat.
A Perth driver plowed an ambulance en route to the hospital with an elderly patient on board. Source: 7 News
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A resident heard the moment the small car hit the ambulance, before going outside.
He told Seven News that he had broken the window of the car to reach a nine-year-old girl slumped behind the driver. 19659009] Police alleged that the driver of the car was on the wrong side of Woodrow Avenue, Dianella, when she boned the ambulance. Source: 7 News
The girl had a bloody nose and missing a tooth, while the two adults at the front were aware and screaming to find out if she was fine, without surrendering how serious they were. injured.
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They want to hear witnesses who saw the Hyundai Getz in the minutes before the accident.
The emergency vehicle rolled over the impact, with six people injured, including the elderly woman being transported, and two paramedics Source: 7 News
St John's claims that the ambulance was traveling at normal speed with no lights or sirens, as this had to be a routine transfer for a patient
. helping others, despite their own pain, as brave, while they were working for the necessary seven minutes for help to arrive.
"They were able to get out, even though they had minor injuries, and continue to Anthony Smith, deputy general manager of the Saint John Ambulance, said: [19659017] The driver was charged with two counts of dangerous driving causing serious bodily harm Source: 7 News
