Collision of two cars at the intersection of Aleje Jerozolimskie and Lindleya. The capital's ambulance service reported that eight people were injured, including one seriously. Firefighters reported that one of the cars hit a dog that was standing on a pedestrian crossing with its owner. The dog did not survive.
We received the first information about the collision on… Contact 24.
– There was a collision between two passenger cars. A total of six people participated in the incident. There were four people in the first car and two in the second. None of these participants were hurt. However, a pedestrian who was standing on the pedestrian crossing managed to jump away with his dog. However, the quadruped was hit by a car and did not survive – Artur Kamiński from the Warsaw Fire Department initially told us. The firefighter added that the police also arrived at the scene.
Emergency: eight people injured
According to the latest information provided by the Provincial Emergency Medical Service “Meditrans” in Warsaw, the accident was more serious. “Initial information indicates that the driver of a Toyota Pirus used for passenger transport was making a U-turn at an intersection. Then, the driver of an Audi hit her. The driver of the Toyota Pirus lost control of the car and drove violently into the crossing, hitting at least two people who were crossing it correctly,” we read on the emergency service's Facebook profile.
As noted, eight people were injured in the incident. “Our Medical Rescue Teams are conducting medical rescue activities with them. It is already known that three people require hospitalization. The condition of one is serious,” it was summed up.
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Main image source: Provincial Emergency Station “Meditrans” in Warsaw