Several people are in recovery after a weekend road collision involving an ambulance in Georgetown left multiple individuals needing hospital treatment.
The incident took place on Saturday at the busy junction of Broadway and Showalter, according to Scott County EMS.
Emergency responders confirmed that both ambulance crew members and the driver of the second vehicle were transported to the University of Kentucky Hospital. All were reported to be in a stable condition.
The crash has sparked concerns among residents about traffic safety in the area, especially at such a well-used intersection. Witnesses described a sudden, jarring scene as emergency crews rushed to aid their own colleagues.
Local authorities have yet to confirm what led to the crash. Officials say the investigation is ongoing, with accident reconstruction teams working to determine the sequence of events.
While the injuries are not believed to be life-threatening, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers even trained emergency crews face on the road.
Police have urged anyone who saw the collision to come forward with information. This latest accident has raised fresh calls for enhanced safety measures at key junctions across Georgetown.
