Four people were injured in an accident that happened on the N2 near Warner Beach on Tuesday, October 5. Shawn Herbst of Netcare 911 said the accident happened at about 20:28.
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“Reports indicate that the driver of an SUV with four occupants lost control, resulting in a roll-over down an embankment, ejecting all occupants in the process. When paramedics arrived on scene, they found that an adult male and female, including a young boy, had sustained moderate injuries and were transported by ground resources to hospital. Another boy who is about 10-years-old had sustained critical injuries,” said Herbst.
The cause of the accident is unknown at this stage but the South Coast has been experiencing heavy downpours for over a week.
“The patient was treated on scene by a Netcare 911 emergency care practitioner and once stabilised was flown by Netcare 911 helicopter to hospital for further care,” he said.
No other vehicle seems to have been involved.
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