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Two women taken to hospital after a crash on the M25 between Darenth and Swanley last night

Two women have been injured in a car crash on the M25.

Four cars were involved in the accident. One ended up on its roof and another overturned onto its side.

Highways Agency photo of the M25 crash
Highways Agency photo of the M25 crash

Police, ambulance, fire crews and Highways teams were called to the anticlockwise section of the motorway between Junction 2 (Darenth) and Junction 3 (Swanley) at 5.50pm yesterday.

The air ambulance also attended.

Two women were rescued from their cars by the emergency services.

One was a woman in her 30s, the other in her 60s.

Both were conscious though the woman in her 60s was suffering from back pain.

The pair were taken to Princess Royal hopsital.

Firefighters used hydraulic cutting equipment to gain access to them and they were treated at the scene by paramedics before being taken to hospital.

Other people were involved in the crash and were treated at the scene.

All lanes of the M25 were blocked for an hour until the crews were able to clear the area and lanes gradually re-opened.

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