Emmerdale confirms second death in icy crash – who dies?

In my recent viewing experience, I found myself immersed in a chilling tale where Natalie Ann Jamieson’s character, Amy, bravely ventured into a frigid lake. However, she unfortunately lost her bearings and couldn’t locate the hidden crack in the ice to escape. Desperate for rescue, she tapped on the surface, her pleas echoing across the frozen expanse.

Today, she was hauled out and, though in a bad way, alive.

Liam, played by Jonny McPherson, was additionally very sick, enduring a serious concussion following a blow to the head.

nearly unconscious by the lake’s edge, there was no way for Chas (Lucy Pargeter) to prevent her partner from falling asleep.

Inside the limousine, Roxy Shahidi’s character, Leyla, revealed to Laura Norton’s character, Kerry, a severe wound on her leg that was causing her to lose blood rapidly.

Inside the limo, Leyla (Roxy Shahidi) showed Kerry (Laura Norton) a bad cut on her leg that was making her bleed heavily.

Or:
Leyla (Roxy Shahidi), in the back of the limousine, disclosed to Kerry (Laura Norton) a serious wound on her leg, causing her to hemorrhage at an alarming pace.

All three options maintain the meaning and flow while using slightly different wordings.

I, being mindful of the situation, made up my mind to exit the limousine promptly, given the urgency. However, it proved challenging due to the injuries that hindered our mobility.

Fortunately, the women assisted one another, enabling all to exit the vehicle. Sadly, only Suzy remained trapped inside.

Meanwhile, Charity (Emma Atkins) found an opportunity to make a call using her phone amidst the chaos, oblivious to the severity of the passengers’ situations and deeply concerned about her son, Noah (Jack Downham), whose state was critical.

When help arrived, Liam, Noah, Leyla and Amy were taken away in their own ambulances.

Moving towards the hospital, a patient required cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), but unfortunately, it proved ineffective as the paramedic announced that the patient was already deceased upon arrival at the Emergency Room (A&E).

In this situation, four individuals are at risk. Which of them haven’t reached the hospital yet? And can we expect the remaining three to recover?