The Saint Lucia Fire Service (SLFS) transported eleven people to medical facilities after responding to a physical assault and two road accidents.
On Tuesday at Odsan, SLFS emergency personnel found an adult male lying on the ground in a pool of blood.
The patient reported having been involved in a physical altercation, resulting in multiple lacerations to his body.
The emergency personnel treated him before transporting him to a medical facility for further medical attention.
The SLFS also responded on Tuesday after learning of a vehicle collision at Marisule.
A minibus ran into a pole, injuring six individuals, all of whom the emergency personnel treated before transporting them to a medical facility.
And on Wednesday, emergency responders transported four people to a medical facility after a vehicle incident at Desrameaux.
A fifth individual declined emergency transportation.
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