One person has been taken to hospital after a crash involving a car and pedestrian in East Belfast.
The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service attended the scene on Grand Parade at around 7pm on Friday, March 14. A rapid response paramedic, two emergency crews, and an ambulance officer were tasked to the scene.
One person was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital after initial treatment at the scene.
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In a statement, a spokesperson for the NIAS said: "The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service received a 999 call at 19:01 on Friday 14 March following reports of a road traffic incident involving a car and pedestrian.
"NIAS despatched a Rapid Response Paramedic and 2 Emergency Crews and an ambulance officer to the incident. Following assessment and initial treatment at the scene, one patient was taken to RVH."
In a statement at around 8pm on Friday evening, police confirmed they were also at the scene. A spokesperson for the PSNI said: "Police are currently at the scene of a road traffic collision in the Grand Parade area of east Belfast. There are no further details at present."
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