Man (19) In Hospital After Green Island Crash

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Saturday, March 28th, 2020 8:21pm

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Credit: Jersey Fire & Rescue.

A 19-year-old man has been taken to hospital after a two-car crash at Green Island.

It happened at the junction of La Rue De Samares and Green Island at around 6pm this evening (28 March).

The casualty, who was trapped in their car, was cut free by fire crews and treated at the scene by ambulance staff before being taken to A&E.

Picture Credit: JFRS

The nature of the person's injuries is unknown.

At around 6 p.m. this evening, emergency services responded to a two car collision at Green Island. Fire crews used hydraulic rescue tools to extricate the trapped driver of one vehicle. The casualty was treated at the scene by ambulance personnel before being taken to hospital. pic.twitter.com/ehLdiPSaif

— Jersey Fire & Rescue (@JsyFire) March 28, 2020

A 22 year old woman, a passenger in the casualty's car, was treated for minor injuries and released from hospital on Saturday evening.

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