Two Dead Including Paramedic After Ambulance & Car Collides Near Edmonton
As per the police, two people were pronounced dead in the accident that occurred on the 10th of September 2022, Saturday and it was Collison with an ambulance which occurred southwest of Edmonton. RCMP have revealed that they received an emergency call from the area of the accident and when they reached the area they found an ambulance and an older Buick skylark on the 39th highway of Thorsby. As the police, the driver of the Buick, from Edmonton aged 27 years old and a 51 years old woman were pronounced dead in the accident. The names of the deceased are not revealed by the police until now.
What Happened With Paramedic Driver O Ambulance?
As per the sources, the male passenger who was in the ambulance also suffered some serious injuries and was transferred to the Edmonton Hospital and is currently undergoing treatments there. Hopefully, there were no patients reported in the ambulance, but the car passengers were reported to be dead. As per the sources and the statements from eth investigators, the car crossed the centre line and collided suddenly with the eastbound ambulance leading to a life-threatening accident, The car was headed towards the west of the highway when it crossed and collided. Investigators believe that alcohol and drugs play a role in the accident.
Edmonton Crash Incident
Many people noticed the accident and many officials as well tweeted about the accident on social media and spread awareness about speeding and driving safely. Health Science Association of Alberta which is a union representing paramedics took to Twitter and said that a tragic accident resulted in the death of one of the paramedics and injured one as well. He added that one must support the colleagues and he also [rayed for the recovery of the members. While in many cases cars are the victims of the Collison, here the car collided with the ambulance, killing one innocent and also injuring one. Police and other organizations are spreading awareness regarding the issue.
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