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Two to hospital after accident

today at 12.34 am Amanda Hällsten

Several cars are involved in an accident in Sundsvall municipality.

The road is partially closed and rescuers have been called to the scene.

Two people have been taken to hospital by ambulance. At the moment, there is no further information on the state of the damage.

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