Melbourne: A woman miraculously survived Monday after her car plunged six stories from the top of a car park in Melbourne and became wedged between two buildings.
The driver, in her 40s, was freed half an hour after the vehicle fell an estimated 30 metres before becoming stuck at ground level between the walls of the car park and another building.
"The site was terrible. Just looking at it now, I'm not sure how the lady got out at all," witness Michael Rockefeller told reporters at the scene. "It sounded like a truck was crashing. The noise went on for five or six seconds. It was followed by a loud bang at the end."
Ambulance Victoria spokesman Paul Bentley said the woman suffered serious cuts to her head and was taken to the Royal Melbourne Hospital in a stable condition.
The driver, in her 40s, was freed half an hour after the vehicle fell an estimated 30 metres before becoming stuck at ground level between the walls of the car park and another building.
"The site was terrible. Just looking at it now, I'm not sure how the lady got out at all," witness Michael Rockefeller told reporters at the scene. "It sounded like a truck was crashing. The noise went on for five or six seconds. It was followed by a loud bang at the end."
Ambulance Victoria spokesman Paul Bentley said the woman suffered serious cuts to her head and was taken to the Royal Melbourne Hospital in a stable condition.
