
The accident occurred at the intersection of Rui Barbosa and Antônio Maria Coelho streets this Wednesday morning (4).
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A collision between a pickup truck and an ambulance occurred at the intersection in the central region of Campo Grande.
An ambulance transporting a 62-year-old patient suspected of having a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) overturned after being hit by a pickup truck this Wednesday morning (4), in Campo Grande. The accident happened around 5:30 am, at the intersection of Rui Barbosa and Antônio Maria Coelho streets, in the central region of the city.
The pickup truck driver told police officers that he was driving against the sun and did not see the ambulance. He also reported that the traffic light was green for him and that is why he did not stop.
Three people required medical attention after the crash. The patient, who was in serious condition, was taken to Santa Casa. Two other victims were taken to a health unit.

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