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In this morning there was a traffic accident with several vehicles involved between the trafikplatserna Body and They. Now the flowing traffic to the north and the south open the way at 17.30.
the Accident occurred shortly before six o’clock on Thursday morning. Four cars and a truck that were heading south were involved and according to the initial interrogation with the driver seems to the cause to have been that he had gone to sleep.
– the Driver has indicated to the police that he has fallen asleep at the wheel, ” says Kim Hild at the police control center.
She points out, however, that the data is from a very early stage, but that the man is suspected of negligence in the traffic.
the Accident occurred on Thursday morning.
cleanup efforts after the accident were still ongoing at lunchtime on Thursday.
Two people were taken to hospital as a result of the accident and both of them, a woman in their 50s and a man in his 30s being treated at Helsingborg general hospital. Both of their condition were designated during the the morning that seriously. At 16 o’clock, however, came the news that the damage was minor for both.
throughout the day, has also the road, the E6 motorway, between the junction Body and They have been completely shut off in both directions. The transport agency expects to release on the traffic completely again no earlier than 14.
the Four passenger vehicles stated to have driven into the truck that overturned, and the place has a long stretch of the median barrier completely destroyed. The truck ended up lying across both passageways.
A few moments after the accident occurred another accident when a truck drove into one of the Swedish transport administration’s large vehicles with signs that warn of accidents. A moment ago, was the clean-up and salvage following the accident, the completion of which no person was injured.
The major accident affecting traffic flow throughout the region and the transport agency asks road users to choose other paths, such as the eastern link in Helsingborg or road 109/110 via Ekeby to Hyllinge.
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