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Heart Attack Patient Dies En Route to Hospital as Fire Truck Collides with Ambulance He is In

Heart Attack Patient Dies En Route to Hospital as Fire Truck Collides with Ambulance He is In

Brooklyn, NY – A 59-year-old heart attack patient on his way to the hospital died when a fire truck collided with the ambulance he was being transported in. The fire truck, Ladder 102, en route to a fire in Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, T-boned the ambulance at the intersection of Myrtle Avenue and Throop Avenue just after 12:45 a.m. Thursday. The victim’s sister, who was in the ambulance with him, sustained serious injuries. Six firefighters and two EMS personnel were taken to Bellevue Hospital for treatment of injuries.

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Watch the moment of the accident happened involving a @FDNY EMS and FDNY Ladder 102 Fire Truck. pic.twitter.com/w4OYoX5Qqh

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