SUV-Car Collision in Baldwin Sends 5 to Hospital
BALDWIN, GA – Five occupants were sent to Northeast Georgia Medical Center following a crash between an SUV and passenger car Tuesday.
This collision happened after 5:30 p.m. at the junction of U.S. 441 and Industrial Boulevard, according to WSBTV.
Habersham County officials said the passengers were two children and two adults from the SUV and one person from a passenger car.
The events leading up to this crash have not been disclosed.
Our team of news writers will issue updates once the latest developments arise.
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