Three people have been taken to hospital with potentially serious injuries after a collision in Birmingham early this morning, Monday.
The crash between a car and a van happened at the junction of Pershore Road and St Stevens Road in the Stirchley area at 5.25am. The car ended up against a building. Both vehicles had suffered significant damage.
Three ambulances, two paramedic officers and the MERIT trauma doctor and critical care paramedic were sent to the scene. An off-duty member of ambulance staff en-route for a day shift came across the incident and also assisted at the scene.
A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokesman said: “There were two male teenagers in the car. The first was helped out of the vehicle by bystanders. He was treated at the scene before being taken on blue lights to Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham.
“The other teenager was initially able to get out of the vehicle himself. He was also assessed and treated at the scene before being taken to Birmingham Children’s Hospital.
“The van driver, a middle aged man, was helped from the wreckage of his vehicle and was treated for significant injuries before also being taken on blue lights to Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham.”
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