Police were called to Watford Road, St Albans, at around 10.05am this morning following a two-vehicle road traffic collision involving an ambulance and a Volkswagen Polo. The ambulance was reported to be on its side. Four ambulances, two officers, a hazardous area response team and the East Anglian Air Ambulance were dispatched to the scene, to provide care to four patients. A man, thought to be in his 50s, has been flown to the Royal London with critical injuries, and an elderly female with a serious head injury and suspected fracture was taken to Watford Hospital by land ambulance. The two members of staff in the ambulance were taken to Watford Hospital, one with a chest injury and another with minor injuries. The ambulance did not have a patient on board but was responding on blue lights to an emergency 999 call at the time of the incident. That patient has been seen and cared for by a paramedic. The road is currently closed at the junction with St Stephens Avenue and Abbey Avenue while emergency services work at the scene.
Collision involving ambulance in St Albans leaves two with serious injuries
Published on: 24th September 2015 | By: The Newsdesk | Category:
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