Six injured in six-vehicle crash in Cornwall
The crash took place on the A39 at Trispen
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Six people have been injured following a six vehicle crash in Cornwall
An 18-year-old man remains in hospital with life-threatening injuries
Five other people were taken to hospital with less serious injuries
Police were called to the A39 at Trispen, between Carland Cross and Truro, shortly after 12:15 GMT on Sunday
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Six people have been injured, one seriously, following a six-vehicle crash in Cornwall.
Police were called to the A39 at Trispen, between Carland Cross and Truro, shortly after 12:15 GMT on Sunday.
An 18-year-old man remains in hospital with life-threatening injuries. Five other people were taken to hospital with less serious injuries.
Police said a total of 11 adults and children were involved in the crash.
Officers said the 18-year-old was the driver of a grey Vauxhall Astra and he remained in Derriford Hospital.
The road was closed for detailed investigation work.
Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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- Published5 November 2023
