An accident involving five cars occurred last week on the A38 in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, in the east of England. The incident led to the partial closure of this important expressway. Authorities were alerted at around 12:35 GMT.
Circumstances of the accident
Nottinghamshire Police confirmed they were called to a crash on the A38, between Penny Emma Way and the junction near Ashfield fire station. The injuries suffered by those involved, according to reports, are not considered life-threatening or life-altering.
Emergency care
For its part, Ashfield fire station reported that it sent two units to the scene. Both emergency services have asked drivers to avoid the A38 southbound. Detour routes have been established to aid traffic in the area.
Request for Information
Nottinghamshire Police are searching for witnesses who may have witnessed the collision or who believe they recorded the incident on video. If you have relevant information, you are encouraged to call the 101 call center.
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The situation is serious and authorities are working to clarify all the circumstances involved in this tragic incident. There is still no information about what may have caused the accident.
