Two women and three men received treatment by the ambulance service before being taken to hospital following a single car RTC in Handsworth last night.
West Midlands Ambulance Service was called to a car which had reportedly collided with a tree on Park Lane in Handsworth at 9.45pm yesterday evening (Monday). Three paramedic officers, four ambulances and HART paramedics attended.
A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokeswoman said: “Crews arrived to find five occupants from the car requiring treatment.
“Two men received treatment on scene from ambulance staff; one suffered more serious injuries than the other. They were both conveyed to Sandwell Hospital for further treatment. A third man and two women from the vehicle were also assessed by ambulance staff and were found to have suffered varying injuries. Each patient was given treatment on scene before they were all taken to City Hospital for further checks.”
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