Anne Heche of ‘Six Days, Seven Nights’ remains in critical condition after car crash

On the 5th, actress Anne Heche (“Six Days, Seven Nights”) was hospitalized after suffering multiple burns following a serious car accident in Los Angeles, California, United States. .

On the day of the crash, video showed Heche struggling after being rescued and tried to communicate but soon lost consciousness.

And, according to Deadline, the star remains in critical condition at a hospital in the Mar Vista area.

Due to the burns and smoke inhalation, she is going to undergo surgery and is breathing with the help of machines.

The information was revealed by a rep for the actress, who said:

“At the moment Anne is in extremely critical condition, she has significant lung damage which requires mechanical ventilation and extensive burns which require surgery. She is in a coma and has not regained consciousness since the accident. .

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The actress was reportedly involved in two raids… Around noon, she crashed into the garage of a Mar Vista apartment complex.

Startled by the noise caused by the collision, residents of the neighborhood tried to help Heche, but she put the car in reverse and fled at high speed.

In the same block, she ended up hitting a house, which caught fire, with the car of the actress.

Firefighters were called and arrived minutes after the second crash, when they found the actress unconscious and with burns all over her body.

Once she was taken out of the car, witnesses had no idea who she was, as her clothes were charred and her body was covered in a white cloth as she was carried on a stretcher.

Footage released by TMZ shows there was a bottle with a red cap inside the actress’ car, indicating she must have been drunk.

However, toxicological tests have not yet been carried out due to her delicate health condition, as she is intubated at the local hospital.

Neighbors of the woman whose home was destroyed in the accident set up an online crowdfunding to help her and raised more than $75,000 yesterday afternoon (08). According to the page, the woman identified as Lynne Mishele “narrowly escaped physical injury” in the accident, but the house was destroyed and she lost all of her belongings.

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