Late last night, a traffic accident occurred in Anderlecht at the intersection of rue de Douvres and rue Wayez. An ambulance 112 from the Anderlecht post was involved in a collision with a tram as it was responding to a critical medical emergency. Siamu spokesperson Walter Derieuw confirmed that the ambulance was a priority vehicle and had the right of way. Unfortunately, the ambulance ended up on its side and both firefighters and paramedics are unable to work for the next two shifts. The police are investigating the incident and gathering details on what happened. A photo of the accident shows the damage caused to both the ambulance and the tram.
This night, around 11:45 p.m., in Anderlecht, at the intersection of rue de Douvres and rue Wayez, a traffic accident took place between a tram and an ambulance 112 from the Anderlecht post, announces the spokesperson for Siamu, Walter Derieuw. The ambulance was driving as a priority vehicle and was on its way to urgent medical attention. “The vehicle ended up on its side. The 2 firefighters and paramedics are unable to work for 2 guards. The circumstances of the accident are the subject of the police’s usual findings.”
Traffic accidents can be scary and dangerous, especially when emergency vehicles are involved. The incident in Anderlecht serves as a reminder to always be cautious and aware when driving on the roads. Our thoughts go out to the firefighters and paramedics affected by the accident and we hope for a speedy recovery. It is important to allow priority vehicles such as ambulances to pass through safely and without obstruction, as their swift response can make a significant difference in saving lives. Let us all do our part in ensuring the safety of both emergency responders and fellow drivers on the road.