A male NHS worker has been taken to William Harvey Hospital in Ashford following a crash on the A28 at St Nicholas-at-Wade this morning (April 1).
Kent Police received a report of a collision involving two vehicles shortly before 7am.
Officers and the South East Coast Ambulance Service attended the scene on the A28, St Nicholas at Wade towards Sarre.
The NHS worker, who was on his way to a shift, sustained serious injuries, including a broken hip, and was taken to hospital.
Enquiries are continuing to find the other driver who left the scene before police arrived.
A South East Coast Ambulance Service spokesman said: “One ambulance crew attended the scene and one patient was assessed and treated before being taken to William Harvey Hospital.”
Disgusting how anyone can flee the scene of an accident leaving another critical. I hope they find whoever it is and prosecute them as that person could have died. I hope he recovers soon, but with a broken hip it will take a long time to recover.
Wishing him a speedy recovery ? ? ?
Hope they get the person who fled.
How can anyone leave somebody in agony is beyond me I hope the poor man is going to be ok and hope they catch the person who left the scene what a coward