THE APEX TIMES
WKYT reports six people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash in Frankfort, with two patients transported by air to University of Kentucky Hospital.
A multi-vehicle crash in Frankfort left six people injured on Tuesday, according to WKYT. The station reported that the incident involved multiple vehicles and prompted an emergency response in the capital city.
WKYT said two of the people involved in the crash were transported by air to the University of Kentucky Hospital for treatment. The report did not specify the patients’ conditions or the nature of their injuries.
The other four injured people were also taken for medical evaluation and care, WKYT reported, though the outlet did not detail where they were taken in its initial report.
Frankfort emergency crews and responders worked at the scene following the crash, WKYT said, as investigators assessed what caused the collision.
The crash prompted attention to traffic and public safety in the area while first responders responded and patients were transported. WKYT did not provide specific details on road closures or the duration of any disruptions in its report.
As of Tuesday evening, WKYT did not provide additional information on the circumstances leading up to the crash, whether any citations were issued, or whether any charges were filed, and the investigation remained ongoing.
The University of Kentucky Hospital’s role was limited in WKYT’s report to receiving two patients via air transport for treatment, according to the station’s account.