A woman has tragically died after being hit by a van on a Worcester road this morning, with emergency crews unable to save her.
Emergency Response at the Scene
The incident occurred on Worcester Road in Chadbury at approximately 7.41am on Monday, December 22. West Midlands Ambulance Service was alerted via a 999 call from police, reporting a collision involving a pedestrian and a van.
A rapid response was dispatched, including an ambulance, a paramedic officer, and a critical care car from the Midlands Air Ambulance service. Upon arrival, crews found police officers already providing emergency treatment to the woman.
Advanced Efforts to Save Life
Ambulance staff immediately took over from police, administering advanced life support at the roadside in a desperate attempt to stabilise the pedestrian.
Despite the combined efforts of all emergency personnel on scene, the woman's injuries proved too severe. A spokesperson for West Midlands Ambulance Service confirmed the sad outcome: "Sadly, despite the best efforts of everyone on scene, nothing could be done to save the woman, and she was confirmed dead a short time later."
Ongoing Investigation
The woman was pronounced dead at the location of the road traffic collision. The exact circumstances leading to the incident are now likely to be the subject of a police investigation.
BirminghamLive has contacted West Mercia Police for an official statement regarding the collision. Further details, including the identity of the woman and any potential witness appeals, are expected to be released in due course.
This fatal accident serves as a sombre reminder of the dangers on our roads, particularly for pedestrians during the morning commute.
