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Thanks for onlookers who lifted car to free 11-year-old collision victim | Thanks for onlookers who lifted car to free 11-year-old collision victim |
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Around a dozen people helped lift a car to free an 11-year-old who suffered “life-threatening” injuries in a collision. | Around a dozen people helped lift a car to free an 11-year-old who suffered “life-threatening” injuries in a collision. |
The youngster, who has not been identified, was rushed to hospital after being hit by a car and a van in Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, on Tuesday night. | |
A spokesman for East Midlands Ambulance Service said paramedics could not initially treat the boy as he was trapped under the car. | |
He added: “[The paramedics] have asked us to pass on their thanks to around 12 onlookers who physically lifted the car off the 11-year-old, because their actions saved valuable minutes and allowed crews to provide life-saving clinical care.” | He added: “[The paramedics] have asked us to pass on their thanks to around 12 onlookers who physically lifted the car off the 11-year-old, because their actions saved valuable minutes and allowed crews to provide life-saving clinical care.” |
The collision took place at the junction of Nabbs Lane and Godber Road, at around 7pm. | The collision took place at the junction of Nabbs Lane and Godber Road, at around 7pm. |
He was taken by ambulance to Nottingham’s Queen’s medical centre with critical injuries, police said. | He was taken by ambulance to Nottingham’s Queen’s medical centre with critical injuries, police said. |
Officers are appealing for anyone with information to contact them on 101. | Officers are appealing for anyone with information to contact them on 101. |
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