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13/03/2003
Roads death toll rises after Co Antrim crash
A man has died following a serious road accident on the Glenavy Road in Co Antrim.
The accident involved a car and lorry on Wednesday afternoon.
The road was closed for a time and traffic was diverted from the area.
Police investigating the collision are appealing for any witnesses to contact them at Lisburn station on 028 9266 5212.
(MB)
The accident involved a car and lorry on Wednesday afternoon.
The road was closed for a time and traffic was diverted from the area.
Police investigating the collision are appealing for any witnesses to contact them at Lisburn station on 028 9266 5212.
(MB)
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