Two people were hospitalised after a van and car crashed, trapping one man inside a vehicle.
Herts Fire and Rescue shared that a crew from St Albans Fire Station were on the scene of the smash in B556 Harper Lane, Radlett, and were assessing the situation just after 3pm yesterday (October 13).
The man had been removed from the car and was in the care of East of England Ambulance Service by 3.36pm.
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This morning, a Herts Police spokesperson has confirmed that the men were taken to hospital with injuries but added that these were not deemed to be life threatening.
The force had been called out with reports that a white Mercedes Van and a bronze Toyota Auris Estate had crashed at 2.44pm.
1449 - Control has been made aware of 2 car RTC where a person is trapped. This is on the B556 Harper Lane, Radlett. Crews from @StAlbansfire are in attendance and assessing the situation. #allcallstartwithcontrol pic.twitter.com/qir5UfzOQZ
— Herts Fire Control (@HertsFRSControl) October 13, 2024
Separate callout
A crew from Garston fire station were in Clarendon Road, Watford, at around the same time after being made aware of an automatic fire alarm going off in the road.
Herts Fire and Rescue have been contacted for more information. Update to follow.
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