The 54-year-old comedian was seriously injured in a road accident involving his vehicle. Three other people, including a 6-year-old child, were also affected and are in serious condition.
Motorists seriously injured. The violent accident that occurred Friday in Seine-et-Marne, in which the comedian Pierre Palmade is involved, left, in addition to the actor, three injured requiring hospital treatment. All remain in serious condition three days after the incident.
According to the latest information from BFMTV, Pierre Palmade is currently in intensive care at the hospital, but he is conscious and expresses himself. His vital prognosis is no longer engaged. However, he remains under surveillance.
6-year-old still hospitalized
Among the three other injured is a 6-year-old child, present in the vehicle struck by Pierre Palmade. The boy is still in very serious condition on Monday. Victim of a head trauma, he was taken care of at the Necker-Enfants Malades hospital in Paris.
A 27-year-old woman is also among the injured. Seven months pregnant at the time of the accident, she has since lost her baby. Also in serious condition, she underwent back surgery, according to our information.
One of the victims operated on several times
The brother-in-law of this woman, aged 40, is for his part polytraumatized. Also still hospitalized, at the Beaujon de Clichy hospital in the Hauts-de-Seine, he has been operated on at least five times and is still in serious condition.
One of his relatives, met by BFMTV, said of him “that he is broken everywhere”. “Everyone is with him, in front of the hospital, and everyone is waiting,” he adds.
80-year-old man slightly injured
Another person is also involved in the accident. The 80-year-old man was driving a third vehicle and was only slightly injured. Two other men, passengers of Pierre Palmade, were also seen at the scene of the accident by witnesses and fled. They are wanted by investigators.
An investigation is opened for “homicide and involuntary injuries by driver resulting in total incapacity for work for more than three months”.
