Six injured in Limassol collision, five remain in hospital
Five people remain hospitalised but out of danger after a two-car collision in Limassol on Friday evening, with several sustaining serious injuries.
Limassol, Cyprus. A collision involving two cars left six people injured on Friday evening, police said. Five remain in hospital, but none is considered to be in danger.
Collision and occupants
According to police, the crash happened at approximately 7.45pm and involved cars driven by men aged 58 and 50.
The older driver was accompanied by his 65-year-old wife and two other occupants, a man and a woman aged 53 and 60. The younger driver’s wife, aged 49, was travelling with him.
All six occupants were initially taken to general hospitals in Paphos and Limassol, police said.
Injuries and treatment
Police said the 49-year-old woman was subsequently moved to Nicosia general hospital for additional care because of a suspected aortic rupture. Her husband, aged 50, is receiving treatment at Paphos general hospital for a serious spinal injury.
The 65-year-old woman sustained serious facial and hip injuries and was moved to a private hospital. Her 58-year-old husband remains hospitalised for further care.
Police reported that the 53-year-old suffered a sternum injury and was taken to Limassol general hospital for treatment. Her husband, aged 60, received first aid before being discharged.
Investigation continues
Police are continuing their investigation to establish the precise circumstances of the collision.
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