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Paramedics Crash While Rushing Patient, All Survive

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Two paramedics in Calgary involved in a crash while transporting a seriously injured patient, but everyones injuries are non-life-threatening. The patient was successfully transferred to a backup ambulance and reached the hospital safely. The incident is under investigation by Calgary EMS.

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Paramedics Crash While Rushing Patient, All Survive

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Paramedics Crash While Rushing Patient, All Survive. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Two paramedics in Calgary got banged up in a crash while rushing a patient to the hospital. The ambulance they were driving collided with another vehicle, but luckily everyone's injuries are non-life threatening. EMS confirmed the patient was in serious condition at the time, heading out on Tuesday afternoon. This all went down at Shogunapi Trail and 32 Avenue, northwest. First responders acted fast, sending out two ambulances to the scene right away. The patient's status held steady, so they got transferred to one of the backup rigs and made it to the hospital without any drop-off. Folks on scene handled it smoothly, keeping things under control. One paramedic went in for a check-up at the hospital, while the other passed on transport since they were stable. The driver of the other car also headed to the ER with minor issues. Calgary EMS is looking into what caused the smash-up, reminding us how risky these high-stakes runs can be on busy roads. Stay safe out there. That's the story for today. Vancouver News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.

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