02/07/2018

Three 'Serious But Stable' Following Co Armagh Collision

Three people remain in a serious condition in Craigavon Area Hospital following a road traffic collision in Co Armagh on Saturday, 30 June.

A total of seven people, including two young boys, were injured in a collision at about 4.30pm on the Armagh Road near Moy, at the junction with the Lislasly Road.

The condition of the people who remain in hospital is described as "serious but stable".

Anyone who witnessed the collision or were in the area at the time, have been asked to contact police.

(MH/LM)

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