A severe four-vehicle crash disrupted traffic in North Hills, Los Angeles, with emergency services rushing to 17000 W Lassen St after a car rollover at 7:31 p.m. yesterday. Five individuals sustained injuries in the incident and were taken to a local hospital for treatment.
The Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) stated that among the injured, two were in serious condition, while the remaining three were in fair condition. Specifics about the victims, including their ages and sexes, have been withheld at this time. Firefighters and paramedics at the scene encountered a challenging situation as they worked diligently to manage the consequences of the crash.
Teams from Fire Station 87, alongside Battalion 15 and Valley Bureau emergency responders, attended to the scene, lending their expertise to the rescue operations and ensuring prompt transportation of the injured to medical facilities.
The cause of the accident remains under investigation by local authorities in Council District 12. The LAFD statement did not provide an immediate update on the ongoing status of the hospitalized individuals. Following the accident, W Lassen St was subject to traffic disruptions and closures, enabling cleanup and investigative efforts to take place safely.
This incident is a stark reminder of the critical need for heightened road safety measures and increased driver vigilance throughout Los Angeles. The city has seen numerous traffic-related injuries and fatalities, prompting calls for more effective safety protocols on the road.
Source: Hoodline