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Two People Sent To Hospital With Injuries After Five-Vehicle Accident

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Suffolk, VA – July 25 – Two people were injured Wednesday night in a multi-vehicle car accident.

According to official reports by WAVY.com, the accident occurred around 6:10 p.m. in the 1500 block of Holland Road, also known as Route 58.

Suffolk City Police said five vehicles were involved in the accident.

Two unidentified people sustained minor injuries in the collision, officials said. They were taken to Sentara Obici Hospital for treatment of their injuries.

The eastbound lanes of Holland Road were shut down temporarily as cleanup crews worked to remove wreckage from the scene.

Officials do not yet know what caused the accident. They are continuing investigations at this time.

If you or a loved one has been seriously injured in a recent car accident, please contact Parrish Law Firm, PLLC today and let our knowledgable accident attorneys handle your case. Email us or call 703-906-4229 now.

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