By FireRescue1/EMS1 Staff
ST. LOUIS — Two EMS providers were transported to the hospital after a crash with another vehicle while turning at an intersection, First Alert 4 reported.
The driver and passenger in the personal vehicle were also transported.
According to St. Louis police, the ambulance had its lights and siren activated during a turn at an intersection when the passenger vehicle struck the rig, flipping it on its side.
No patients were on board the ambulance at the time of the incident.
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