Emergency services were called to a serious vehicle collision in the early hours of Saturday morning in Mosman Park, where a driver and passenger had to be cut out of their car after it crashed and rolled.
Details of the Mosman Park Incident
The accident occurred at approximately 5am on Saturday at the intersection of Gibbon Street and Salter Lane. A Toyota RAV4, carrying two men both aged in their 20s, collided with a parked LandCruiser, causing the RAV4 to roll over and trapping the occupants inside.
Emergency Response and Rescue Operation
Police and firefighters arrived swiftly at the scene, working diligently to free the trapped individuals. Using specialized equipment, they carefully cut the men out of the vehicle to ensure their safety and minimize further injury.
Both men were then transported to Royal Perth Hospital for medical evaluation and treatment. A spokesperson from the hospital later confirmed that the two patients were in a stable condition, indicating that their injuries, while serious, were not life-threatening.
Community Impact and Safety Reminders
This incident highlights the critical role of emergency services in responding to traffic accidents in residential areas like Mosman Park. Authorities have not yet released information on the cause of the crash, but such events serve as a reminder for drivers to exercise caution, especially during early morning hours when visibility and road conditions can be challenging.
Local residents reported hearing the collision and expressed relief that the men were rescued promptly and are recovering. The parked LandCruiser sustained damage, but no other injuries were reported in connection with the accident.
