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A driver negligently injures a victim, and an ambulance taking the victim to the hospital is negligently driven, aggravating the injuries. Is the original tortfeasor liable for the aggravated injuries?

No, because the ambulance driver's negligence is a superseding cause Yes, because negligent medical treatment and aggravation during rescue are foreseeable intervening causes that do not cut off liability No, because the original driver did not cause the second accident Yes, but only for half of the damages

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Yes, because negligent medical treatment and aggravation during rescue are foreseeable intervening causes that do not cut off liability

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