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Man fighting for life at St George's Hospital, London, after crash near Captain's Table cafe, The Stade, Folkestone

By: Suz Elvey

Published: 00:00, 22 June 2014

Updated: 09:53, 22 June 2014

A collision outside a cafe in Folkestone yesterday has left a man fighting for his life.

The man, in his 40s and from the Folkestone area, was reportedly sitting on tables and chairs outside the Captain's Table cafe, on The Stade, when the crash happened at 10.53am.

He was flown to St George's Hospital in London with what police have this morning described as life-threatening injuries.

Police on The Stade following yesterday's serious crash

The driver of the silver Peugeot car involved in the crash was not injured.

Yesterday, a worker at a nearby business said: "We saw him lying on the floor. His family were standing around him crying. It was horrible."

The road, by the junction of East Street, was closed for three hours while officers from the Serious Collision Investigation Unit examined the area.

Man flown to hospital following car crash on The Stade.

Families enjoying the sunshine on the beach were asked to move so the air ambulance could land.

Witness should call the SCIU appeal line on 01622 798538 quoting reference 21-0563.

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