Auto accidents: Oklahoma crash claims 2 lives
In less than a second, a person’s life could change forever. Auto accidents can easily have such an effect as collisions can cause life-altering or even life-ending injuries. When fatal incidents take place, the surviving family may have a difficult time moving forward. Whether due to emotional or financial issues, these struggles can severely impact those loved ones’ lives.
It was recently reported that a fatal accident took place in Oklahoma. Apparently, a vehicle was traveling west when the driver crossed over the dividing line and into the opposite lane of travel. As a result, the westbound vehicle collided with an SUV that was traveling east. The crash took place just before 5 a.m. It was reported that there were two people in the westbound vehicle, and three people in the eastbound SUV.
Two individuals in the SUV suffered fatal injuries as a result of the crash. The third occupant was taken from the scene and was still hospitalized with a leg injury at the time of the report. The two individuals in the other vehicle did not suffer any injuries.
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