Horror footage has proven the second a automobile flipped up and virtually hit a mum and her youngster in a scary crash as they have been nearly to cross the street in Olton, Solihull.
The automobile smacked right into a lamppost after which tipped over proper the place a mum and her younger youngster, who may be two-years-old, have been standing. The mum managed to maneuver the pushchair away simply because the automobile got here tumbling in the direction of them. The incident occurred outdoors outlets on Warwick Road at 4pm, on Saturday, December 16.
After the crash, a store employee helped out and stated: “The mum was in shock and her little lady was solely aged round two. We assume she had a damaged leg. It was a horrible crash.”
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Two ambulances got here fast to assist the damage driver and the little lady, who each acquired taken to hospital however can be okay. The lady’s mum acquired checked on the market after which and did not have to go to the hospital.
An ambulance girl informed BirminghamLive, “We were called at 4.11pm on Saturday to a road traffic collision involving a car and two pedestrians on Warwick Road, Solihull. Two ambulances and a paramedic officer attended the scene.”
“Upon arrival, we found a woman and child who were pedestrians and a woman who was the driver of the car. The driver of the car and the child were assessed and had non-life-threatening injuries.”
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“The driver received treatment from ambulance staff and both were conveyed to Heartlands Hospital for further assessment. A woman who was a pedestrian was assessed and had minor injuries. She received treatment from ambulance staff and did not require further treatment and was discharged at the scene.”
A police spokesperson added: “We attended a collision on Warwick Road, Olton, Solihull, where a car hit a lamppost at a zebra crossing. Fortunately, no one was injured, and no arrests were made.”
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