GREENSBURG, Pa. — A diner was taken to the hospital after a car backed into the front of a Chinese restaurant in Greensburg.
The driver and a pet dog who was riding in her Honda Pilot were not injured in the wreck that happened around 3 p.m. Sunday at Szechuan Garden on E. Pittsburgh Street, according to Channel 11 News exchange partner Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
The Trib reported that a clerk at the nearby Dollar General store heard the crash and rushed to clear away rubble to help free the customer, who was lying on the floor.
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That man said the victim was bleeding from her hand but had no other visible injuries. She was taken to a local hospital, while other patrons evacuated through the back exit.
According to The Trib, it is unclear when the restaurant might reopen.
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