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Long Beach, CA(February 2, 2026) – An accident that resulted in multiple injuries was reported early Friday morning along Atlantic Ave in Long Beach, leading to a large emergency response and several hospital transports. The incident occurred during the early morning hours and involved significant medical coordination due to the number of people hurt.
Information shared through dispatch communications indicated that crews arriving at the scene identified a total of five patients affected by the accident. Medical teams quickly began evaluating each individual to determine the severity of their injuries and the level of care required. Due to the nature of the incident, multiple ambulances were needed to transport patients to area hospitals.
Two injured individuals were transported to St. Francis Medical Center, while two others were taken to Long Beach Memorial Hospital for further treatment. A fifth patient was also evaluated at the scene and was reported to meet advanced trauma criteria, indicating the presence of serious injuries that required heightened medical attention. Paramedics worked alongside fire crews to stabilize patients before transport.
The response included assistance from multiple fire department units, with command staff overseeing operations to ensure patients were treated and moved efficiently. Portions of Atlantic Ave were impacted as crews worked to secure the scene, provide medical care, and coordinate transports to nearby hospitals.
At this time, officials have not released details regarding how the accident occurred or what factors may have contributed to it. The incident remains under investigation, and additional information may be provided as authorities continue reviewing the circumstances surrounding the collision.
Accidents involving multiple injured individuals can place a significant strain on emergency resources and deeply affect the community. Our thoughts are with everyone injured in this incident, and we hope those hospitalized are able to make a full and timely recovery. Local Accident Reports will continue to follow this developing situation as more details become available.
