Police in Causeway Coast and Glens area thank members of the public who raised alarm after RTC

Causeway Coast and Glens police have thanked members of the public who raised the alarm and provided first aid following a road traffic collision in the area.

PSNI alongside ambulance crews were tasked to the one-vehicle collision on Thursday, August 6, having been informed that a male had been ejected from the vehicle.

Officers from Ballymoney and Moyle Neighbourhood Policing Team were first on the scene of the incident, which police said occurred on a rural road.

“We were very thankful that a motorist, who had just passed the vehicle as they navigated the tight road together, noticed the vehicle leave the road in his mirror. [It] was this male that raised the alarm and rang NIAS,” the spokesperson added.

Causeway Coast and Glens police have thanked members of the public who raised the alarm and provided first aid following a road traffic collision in the area.  Photo: PSNIplaceholder image
Causeway Coast and Glens police have thanked members of the public who raised the alarm and provided first aid following a road traffic collision in the area. Photo: PSNI

“Another two persons from a nearby business also attended and provided first aid by bandaging up the male’s head and arms.

"We are so thankful that no lives were lost and for the immediate call for help and first aid by members of the public.”

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