Car crashes into yoga studio on South Tce, Adelaide CBD
An Adelaide business owner has spoken of her alarm after a car crashed into her CBD yoga studio on Sunday morning, leaving three people in hospital.
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Three people have been rushed to hospital after the car they were travelling in crashed into a CBD yoga studio on Sunday morning.
Police, SA Ambulance and the Metropolitan Fire Service were called to Path to Heart Yoga Studio on South Tce about 6am after reports a car had hit a building.
The alleged driver of the Mazda sedan, a 22-year-old man from Morphett Vale sustained minor injuries.
However, the two female passengers, a 22-year-old from Salisbury and a 23-year-old from Elizabeth both suffered serious injuries but are considered non-life threatening.
SA Ambulance confirmed the driver and two passengers have been taken to the Royal Adelaide Hospital for the treatment of various injuries including lacerations to the head.
The Advertiser understands there is damage to the front windscreen of the car, which could indicate seatbelts were not worn.
There are also conflicting reports on whether or not a passenger fled from the scene.
SAPOL will be making inquires and requesting CCTV footage from nearby businesses.
The owner of Path to Heart Studio Jin Jin told The Advertiser she was shocked by the news.
“I had a customer message me this morning and that’s how I found out about the accident,” she said.
“I was feeling very scared because I thought the car did my studio damage because it looked like a very big accident … but the police officer said we don’t need to concern ourselves too much.”
“He said the wall is not damaged too much and they did not affect any of the main buildings or structure.”
The crime scene investigation team was at the scene to conduct an initial report and plan to be looking into the matter further.
South Terrace road has now reopened.