Four people were taken to hospital following a two-car collision near Wolverhampton this morning (Tuesday 10th November).
West Midlands Ambulance Service was called by the fire service at 7.39am to reports of a crash at the junction of Patshull Road and Holyhead Road in Albrighton. Four ambulances, a paramedic officer and a critical care paramedic were sent to the scene.
The occupants of one car, a man and a woman, were assessed by ambulance crews. The woman, a passenger, suffered potentially serious injuries and received trauma care at the scene before being taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham for emergency care. The man’s injuries were less serious, and he was taken to the same hospital for further checks.
The driver and passenger of the second car, both women, were treated at the scene for injuries not believed to be serious. They were taken to Princess Royal Hospital as a precaution.
A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokeswoman said: “The occupants of one car, a man and a woman, were assessed by the team of ambulance staff. The woman passenger sustained potentially serious injuries and received trauma care on scene before being conveyed to Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham for further emergency care.”
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