A little before eleven at night, a car on Binley’s Brinklow Road struck a tree.
A car struck a tree in Coventry, causing a terrifying incident that claimed the life of a man. Due to the event that happened late last night (Thursday), five more people have been admitted to hospitals.
After sustaining severe injuries, four of them are now fighting for their lives. Tragically, the man who was a passenger in the automobile perished despite the paramedics’ best efforts at the site on Brinklow Road.
The driver, another man, and two female passengers were taken to the hospital after suffering potentially fatal injuries. A second passenger, who also had non-serious injuries, was also transported to the hospital.
The collision occurred Friday night just before eleven a.m. on Brinklow Road in Binley.
The complete ambulance statement
After a car crash in Binley yesterday night, one person tragically died and five others were hospitalized.
At 10:57 p.m., West Midlands Ambulance Service was alerted to a collision on Brinklow Road, Binley in Coventry, involving a car and a tree. At the scene were five ambulances, three paramedic officers, an Air Ambulance Service Critical Care Car, a MERIT trauma doctor, and a critical care paramedic.
According to a spokesperson for the West Midlands Ambulance Service, “we found six patients from the car upon arrival.”
“In the first, a man who was a passenger in the vehicle was examined and found to have serious injuries.
“He received advanced life support from ambulance personnel, but sadly, nothing more could be done to rescue him, and he was pronounced dead at the site.
“Three men and two women who were passengers in the car, along with the driver, were evaluated and found to have suffered life-threatening injuries.”
“They received advanced trauma care from ambulance personnel at the scene and were transported under emergency blue light conditions to University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire for additional treatment.”
“A man who was a passenger in the automobile and the sixth patient had injuries that were not thought to be significant. He was sent to the University Hospital in Warwickshire and Coventry.
