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Bystanders pull a crash victim from a burning car in Ely

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Bystanders pulled a crash victim out of a car in Ely after it hit rocks, went airborne, rolled and caught fire, says Northern News Now.

Key Lessons

  • Bystanders pulled the crash victim out of the car after it caught fire.
  • The car had hit rocks, gone airborne and rolled, so the driver could not have got out easily.
  • General guidance: call 112 first, and move an injured person only when there is an immediate danger such as fire.
  • General guidance: once the person is out, move well away from the burning car and keep clear of the fuel tank, as the fire can spread quickly. Call 101 or 112.

What Happened

Northern News Now reports that bystanders pulled a crash victim out of a burning car in Ely. The car hit some rocks, went airborne and rolled before going up in flames. The video is under a minute long and was posted on 8 October 2025.

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