Between Friday and Monday, the Saint Lucia Fire Service (SLFS) rushed fifteen people to hospital after a physical assault and two road accidents.
The physical assault occurred on Friday at Pavee, Castries.
SLFS emergency responders found a man sitting at the roadside complaining of pain in the right side of his abdomen.
The responders treated the patient, who had sustained multiple puncture wounds, before transporting him to a medical facility for advanced medical care.
On Saturday, a collision involving two motorists at Lumiere, Dennery, resulted in injuries to three male individuals whom SLFS personnel transported to a medical facility after providing emergency first aid.
In addition, on Monday, a collision involving a minibus, a pickup van, and two parked vehicles resulted in injuries to eleven individuals.
SLFS responders treated them before conveying them to a medical facility for further care.
There was also a fire at La Caye, Dennery, on Sunday.
Firefighters who responded found a wood and concrete dwelling fully engulfed.
They contained and extinguished the fire and reported no occupants in the building.
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