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A woman is being treated in a London hospital following a crash in an underground car park at a nine-storey building.
Multiple police cars and paramedics were called to The Panorama – previously known as Charter House – in Ashford town centre just before 11am.
Officers say the incident, which happened beneath the landmark former office block, involved two cars.
Paramedics treated a woman in the car park before she was taken by road to King’s College Hospital in London.
The air ambulance service sent a 'rapid response vehicle' to the scene.
The vehicle, a red Volvo, is used when a helicopter is not available or cannot fly because of the weather.
It carries the same equipment and clinical team - a specialist doctor and paramedic - as the helicopter, but cannot transport patients.
The woman was taken to King’s College by South East Coast Ambulance Service.
The Panorama, which first opened as an office block in 1975, was converted into more than 200 flats in the mid-2010s.