”100% possibility of ambulance negligence”... ”Fake siren” causes pedestrian to lose consciousness = South Korea

In South Korea, a private ambulance with its siren blaring collided with a pedestrian waiting for the traffic light to turn on at a crosswalk.
According to a report by JTBC on the 18th, on the 8th of this month, around 11 am, a man in his 20s, A, was driving in Sangbong-dong, Seoul.
The private ambulance collided with an SUV and then ran onto the sidewalk. On the 14th of this month, the YouTube channel Han Moon-cheol TV introduced the incident.
At the time of the incident, the driver of V, Mr. C, was passing through an intersection with a straight-through signal when he noticed an ambulance approaching from the right with its siren blaring. He quickly swerved to avoid it, but
"I heard the siren just before the collision," he said. "As soon as I heard it, I turned the steering wheel, but it was already too late."
Han Moon-cheol, a lawyer specializing in car accidents, said, "There is a 100% possibility that the ambulance was at fault in this accident. If the ambulance was using its siren in a non-emergency situation,
It is necessary to prove that the vehicle was running with the siren on and that the distance was such that the sound of the siren alone would not have been enough to avoid the vehicle."
During police investigation, Mr. A claimed that he had fallen asleep while driving. The police applied for an arrest warrant for Mr. A.
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