Police are at the scene of the crash on the A47
Update: Woman taken to hospital after car overturned into a ditch next to the A47
Ian Clarke
Thursday, October 25, 2012
5:09 PM
A woman was taken to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital this afternoon after a car overturned and ended up in a ditch.
Police said the blue Citroen C3 went off the Norwich-bound single carriageway section of the road outside Oak Farm, North Tuddenham, near Dereham, at about 2.20pm.
A female casualty was helped out of the car by a fire crew from Dereham. She was taken to hospital with back injuries which were not believed to be serious.
The road was partially blocked and motorists faced tailbacks for around two hours after the crash.
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6 comments
Thank you darren sorry you got told off but im ok and I remember the decision was not taken lightly to get me out. I'm going to be off work for a while but I'm going to be fine. Thanks again Emily x
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BrianEmily Dent
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Glad Emily is ok,never an issue when helping out in situations like that,got an ear bashing of police and fire bloke but priority was to get her out asap......Darren
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greenmanwalking
Friday, October 26, 2012
i think you will find the original report came from a reporter phoning the local police and asking if they had any reports and it would have reported whatever was said to them thats how it used to work. @will , glad your sister is ok
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stephen watson
Friday, October 26, 2012
It was my sister in the crash, she wants to thank everyone that helped her, especially the drivers who stopped and helped to pull her out. Thanks also to the emergency services and hospital staff! And sorry for the 2 hour delays!! She was very lucky, just concussion and bruising.
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Will Francis
Thursday, October 25, 2012
please get the facts correct before printing,the lady was helped out of the vehical by myself,two work colleges and another hgv driver.she was out of the car well before the fire brigade arrived.
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greenmanwalking
Thursday, October 25, 2012
please get the facts correct before printing,the lady was helped out of the vehical by myself,two work colleges and another hgv driver.she was out of the car well before the fire brigade arrived.
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greenmanwalking
Thursday, October 25, 2012