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Drivers stable at hospital after head-on collision in Roswell

Police are investigating a head-on wreck in Roswell on Wednesday.

Credit: Roswell Police Department

Credit: Roswell Police Department

Police are investigating a head-on wreck in Roswell on Wednesday.
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March 11, 2020

A head-on collision sent multiple people to a hospital Wednesday afternoon in Roswell, authorities said.

The incident happened on Azalea Drive between Atlanta Street and the entrance to Azalea Park, Roswell police said in a Facebook post. The road has since reopened.

The occupants in the vehicle are all stable at the hospital, police said. The number of people in both vehicles was not provided.

No information on what led to the wreck has been released. The department’s traffic unit reconstructed the accident while on scene, the post said.

AJC.com has reached out to police for more information on the investigation.

In other news:

At least one person was killed in the crash.

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