Two taken to hospital after firefighters cut casualty free from wreckage after Sheffield car crash

Emergency services sent to the scene

Two people were taken to hospital after a Sheffield crash which saw firefighters cut a casualty from their car.

Police, paramedics and firefighters were deployed to East Bank Road, near the junction with Daresbury Drive, Arbourthorne, on Tuesday evening.

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Emergency services on East Bank Road. | IM

South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service was called to the crash at 5.32pm.

They said in a statement: “There were two casualties at the scene. Firefighters extricated one casualty from a vehicle.”

They left at 6.56pm.

Ambulance crews had been called out shortly before firefighters.

Yorkshire Ambulance Service added: “Two ambulances were dispatched to the scene and two patients were conveyed to hospital.”

Police described it as a “minor injury” collision.

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