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Kaieteur News- Two female Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) have been lauded by the Guyana Fire Service (GFS) for their quick and courageous actions in saving the life of a 28-year-old truck driver involved in a serious accident on the Lusignan Public Road.
Phebe Scott and Lynsia Pyle, both stationed at the Melanie Fire Station, were among the first responders to the accident call, which came in around 11:25 hrs on Thursday. Upon arriving at the scene, they found the truck driver pinned inside his vehicle, trapped and in urgent need of medical attention.
According to the GFS, “upon arrival, EMT Scott immediately climbed onto the truck and initiated a rescue operation, while administering medical care to the driver.”
The driver was later extricated and transported to the Georgetown Public Hospital in a conscious state.”
The truck driver, identified as 28-year-old Atash Singh, had lost control of his vehicle, colliding with both a car and a two-storey house, causing significant damage to the properties. Singh suffered severe facial injuries and lacerations to his right arm. The driver of the car, 31-year-old Jameela Kelvin, also sustained body abrasions and shoulder pain.
The crash caused severe damage to the house, owned by Bibi Navia Shaffie, at Lot 2 B Area H, Lusignan Public Road. Fortunately, no lives were lost in the incident, and all individuals involved received prompt medical attention.
In recognizing their outstanding efforts, the GFS praised EMTs Scott and Pyle for their dedication and swift action. Their efforts contributed significantly to reducing the potential loss of life on the roadways, reinforcing the vital role that emergency responders play in ensuring public safety.
The GFS expressed its gratitude, emphasizing that the commitment and professionalism displayed by the two EMTs were critical in preventing further tragedy on the East Coast Demerara.
(GFS laud EMTs for saving life of truck driver in Lusignan accident)
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