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One of the vehicles involved in the crash earlier today.
Police received a report of a four-vehicle road traffic collision on the Rock Road in Derry at around 11.30am this morning.
Officers and colleagues from ambulance and fire services attended the scene.
A number of people involved were taken to hospital for further assessment.
Police enquiries are ongoing to establish the exact circumstances leading up to collision.
Police are appealing for witnesses or anyone who may have captured dash-cam footage to please get in touch by calling 101, quoting reference 628 of 24/02/28.
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Derry City players celebrate at Dalymount Park. Pic by David Fitzgerald/ Sportsfile
NI Water volunteers who helped out at Foyle Women’s Aid as part of its Cares Challenge project.
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