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Five-Car Pileup on I-93 North in Wilmington Sends Five to Hospitals
A five-vehicle crash just north of Concord Street early Sunday morning left five people with serious but non-life-threatening injuries, State Police said.
WILMINGTON â Five people were taken to area hospitals Sunday morning after a five-car crash on the northbound side of Interstate 93, according to State Police.
Troopers responded to the scene just north of Concord Street at about 6 a.m., where they found five separate vehicles involved in the collision. One person from each vehicle was transported for treatment, State Police said.
The injuries were described as serious but not life-threatening. Authorities did not release the names or ages of those hurt, and no information was immediately available about what caused the crash or whether any charges were pending.
The stretch of I-93 near the Concord Street interchange is a heavily traveled commuter corridor, and early-morning weekend crashes there can snarl traffic for hours. State Police did not say whether the northbound lanes were closed or how long the scene took to clear.
The crash remains under investigation. State Police asked anyone with information about the collision to contact the department.