This afternoon a serious collision happen on Lucien Beach when a driver allegedly fell asleep, sending the vehicle they were driving, crashing onto the rocks.
KwaZulu Private Ambulance Service responded to the scene where paramedics rendered immediate medical attention to a critically injured patient.
Once the patient was stabilized, they were subsequently transported to a nearby hospital for further treatment and stabilization.
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