165 People Treated Due To Collisions In May
165 victims attended the Emergency Department at KEMH or the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre last month due to road traffic collisions, the Bermuda Hospitals Board [BHB] confirmed today. Two were admitted to ICU, and fifteen were admitted to the hospital’s acute wards.
From January to May this year, 622 people required emergency department treatment, while nine people were admitted to the Intensive Care Unit.
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Statistically, drunk driving is a non-issue in Bermuda.
Wow. More than 5 people a day, every day. Really not surprising when you see how people drive, and that they are never, ever, called out on it by other drivers.
Is it the job of other drivers to call them out?
Yeah , call them out on it and then have a gun pulled on you like what happened to someone I know .
Tailgating doesn’t help.