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23/10/2003
Icy conditions result in several road accidents
Several people were treated in hospital today after icy road conditions resulted in a number of road accidents.
In one incident four cars collided on the M5 while a second accident saw two vehicles crash on the same stretch of road.
The M2 in Belfast also saw two collisions this morning due to the icy conditions.
None of those involved in today's accidents are thought to be seriously hurt.
Police have warned motorists to take care on the roads as the current cold spell is expected to continue into Friday.
(MB)
In one incident four cars collided on the M5 while a second accident saw two vehicles crash on the same stretch of road.
The M2 in Belfast also saw two collisions this morning due to the icy conditions.
None of those involved in today's accidents are thought to be seriously hurt.
Police have warned motorists to take care on the roads as the current cold spell is expected to continue into Friday.
(MB)
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