Police appeal after two women hospitalised in Dartford crash
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Police are appealing for
witnesses to a road smash in Dartford which injured two young
women, one of them seriously.
Both pedestrians
were walking in Lowfield Street at the time of the
collision, which involved three vehicles.
One of them, a 21-year-old, was
rushed to the Royal London Hospital by land ambulance, despite
Surrey Air Ambulance having landed at the scene at about
6pm on Wednesday.
She remains in hospital in a
serious but stable condition. Another woman, aged 25, suffered
minor injuries.
Officers closed the
road until about 9pm while Kent Police’s Serious Collision
Unit carried out an investigation.
Police are interested in
speaking to anyone who may have witnessed the incident or had their
car parked in the area just before 6pm that day.
The three vehicles involved were
a blue Ford Mondeo, a blue Jaguar and a grey Mini
Cooper.
If you have any information
contact the Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 01622 798538,
or Kent Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.
Earlier in the day, in Shepherd's Lane
at about 12.20pm, another 21-year-old pedestrian suffered leg
injuries and a cut to her face following a collision with a
car.
She was taken to Darent Valley Hospital to be treated.
Thursday, July 29 2010
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