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Two Critically Injured in Adelaide Hills Crash, Easter Warning

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Two critical crashes in South Australia: A sedan and a truck collide in the Adelaide Hills, leaving two passengers with severe injuries. Meanwhile, a Holden station wagon and a Toyota four-wheel drive crash in Hindmarsh Valley, injuring a 65-year-old man. Police urge drivers to be cautious as the Easter long weekend approaches.

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Two Critically Injured in Adelaide Hills Crash, Easter Warning

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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Two Critically Injured in Adelaide Hills Crash, Easter Warning. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 24th. This is Sydney News today, your AI-powered local news. Emergency services rushed to a serious crash in the Adelaide Hills this afternoon, where two passengers from a sedan suffered critical injuries. Rescuers had to cut them free from the wreckage before airlifting them to Royal Adelaide Hospital. Major crash investigators took over and police shut down several roads around the intersection. The scene involved the truck and the sedan, leaving a chaotic mess that drew quick help from nearby locals. That spot has a long history of bad wrecks, making it even more concerning as the Easter long weekend approaches. Residents who stop to assist call for drivers to stay alert, watch speeds, and pay attention to road conditions and signs. They stress the knee for caution with holiday travel ramping up. Meanwhile, south of Adelaide at Heine Marsh Valley, another smash between a hold-in station wagon and a Toyota 4-wheel drive left A. 65-year-old Normanville man was serious injuries. He was flown to hospital, while his passenger and the other driver got treatment on site for

minor hurts. Police are still investigating both incidents and one witnesses to come forward through crime stoppers to help piece things together.

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