Five individuals sustained critical injuries after their vehicle careened into an electricity box and wall on Main Road in Malvern, Durban, just before midnight last Friday.
According to Garrith Jamieson, spokesperson for ALS Paramedics, the scene was one of chaos upon their arrival. The vehicle had lost control, crashing into both the electricity box and a wall, resulting in all five occupants becoming severely trapped in the wreckage.
“The eThekwini fire department was immediately called in for assistance, alongside additional ambulances,” Jamieson reported. “Advanced life support paramedics worked diligently to stabilize the critically injured individuals still trapped inside. Meanwhile, the Durban fire department deployed the ‘jaws of life’ and other hydraulic equipment to extricate them.”
Once freed, the men, all believed to be in their twenties, were carefully transferred into waiting ALS Paramedics ambulances and subsequently transported to various hospitals across Durban.
Jamieson noted that the circumstances leading to the crash remain unclear, with police currently conducting an investigation into the incident.
In other news – Hatiperi opens a new shop at Long Cheng Plaza
Hatiperi, filled with deep gratitude, expressed his heartfelt thanks to musician Jah Prayzah and his team for their presence at the grand opening of his new shop at Long Chen Plaza. Overwhelmed by the support he received, Hatipere described himself as a small boy with big dreams, and he felt immensely blessed that Jah Prayzah had taken the time to attend and cut the ribbon, making the day truly special.
The new shop, located at Long Chen Plaza, shop 97, marked a significant milestone in Hatiperi’s journey. Starting with just two t-shirts and two hoodies, his venture had grown into a space specializing in corporate wear and streetwear, catering to diverse fashion needs. Read More
