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Man injured in three-car smash in Selsdon

12:37pm Friday 12th March 2010 in


A man in his 20s was injured in a three car smash in Selsdon this morning.

He was rushed to Mayday Hospital after ambulance services were called to the scene at 8.15am.

The extent of his injuries are not known.

A London ambulance spokeswoman said: "We were called at 8.15 to reports of a road traffic collision at the junction of Old Farleigh Road and Sandpiper Road.

"We sent one ambulance crew and one patient was treated and taken to Mayday hospital.

"It was a man in his 20s.

"The accident involved three cars."

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Comments(7)

mcblount says...
5:09pm Sat 13 Mar 10

My husband was coming out of Sandpiper Road just a few minutes afterwards. Took some photographs.

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Shadow 99 says...
6:00pm Sat 13 Mar 10

Not very considerate when someone was injured

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mcblount says...
9:34pm Sun 14 Mar 10

Perhaps you should contact all the newspapers who publish photographs of smashed cars. My husband took photographs AFTER the event. No injured people around at all. Brains, please!!!

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concerned scoffer says...
9:41am Mon 15 Mar 10

Seems a long way to travel just to take a photograph ?

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mcblount says...
12:57pm Mon 15 Mar 10

On his way to work.

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Brian V Sewering says...
1:04pm Mon 15 Mar 10

They didnt show it must have left the lense cover on yar ha ha

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mcblount says...
1:56pm Thu 18 Mar 10

He never sent it to this newspaper. He sent it to the other one and they thanked him profusely, but told him they had already had one from someone else.

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