Emergency services scrambled to save woman trapped in vehicle following crash on Langstone Bridge, Hayling Island
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Two crews from Havant fire station rushed to the scene of the wreckage yesterday, on Langstone Bridge, Hayling Island.
The crash involved a car and a camper van.
Officers from Hampshire Constabulary and personnel from South Central Ambulance Service (Scas) were also in attendance.
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Hide AdCrew manager Shaun Munce, of Havant fire station, said they were deployed at 2pm to the crash.
He added firefighters spotted a woman trapped in a vehicle, and had to cut her free as she could not leave due to her injuries.
He told The News: ‘We responded to calls of an road traffic collision on Langstone Bridge at 2pm yesterday, involving one car and a camper van.
‘One female was medically trapped with back injuries.
‘We freed her from the vehicle by extricating her.
‘She had minor back injuries, and had to be taken to hospital.’
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Hide AdCrew manager Munce added the stop message was given at roughly 2.40pm.
‘The police shut off the road, and the ambulance staff dealt with the patient’,’ he said.
The A3023 northbound on Langstone Bridge was partially blocked near Northney Road as a result of the collision.
Traffic monitoring system Romanse reported delays of up to 45 minutes at 2.25pm yesterday.
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Hide AdA spokesman for Hampshire Constabulary said: ‘Police called at 1.42pm to reports of a two vehicle collision on Langstone Bridge, Hayling Island.
‘The fire service also attended.
‘The southbound carriage way onto the island was closed at 2.18pm and re-opened at 2.37pm.’