Two Injured and Lanes Blocked After Car Overturns in Crash Along Socastee Boulevard
Two people have been rushed to the hospital following a three-vehicle accident along Socastee Boulevard on Monday afternoon, according to Horry County Fire Rescue. The severity of the injuries they suffered is currently unknown. Emergency medical services (EMS) and Horry County Fire’s Rescue (HCFR) crews were at the scene of the crash near Cimmeron Drive.
Details of the Incident
The accident took place at approximately 3:24 p.m. when one vehicle overturned, causing a chain collision involving three vehicles altogether. The severe impact of the collision resulted in critical injuries for two individuals involved in the incident. EMS swiftly transported the two injured persons to the nearest hospital for immediate medical attention.
Lanes Blocked and Traffic Delays
The crash has caused significant disruption to traffic, with lanes along Socastee Boulevard being closed off to facilitate ongoing investigations and clean-up operations. The South Carolina Highway Patrol (SCHP) is presently on the scene, conducting a thorough investigation into the cause of the crash. In the meantime, HCFR strongly advises drivers to avoid the area in order to prevent further delays and to ensure the safety of the crews working at the scene.
Updates on the Injured
As of now, there are no additional updates on the condition of the two individuals who were rushed to the hospital. Medical personnel are doing their best to stabilize the victims and assess the extent of their injuries.
A Plea for Safe Driving
This unfortunate incident once again underscores the essentialness of safe driving. Drivers are reminded to always observe traffic regulations, keep a safe distance from other vehicles, and help create a safe road environment for everyone.
Investigation Underway
Investigators are diligently working to ascertain the circumstances that led to this unfortunate incident. Further details regarding the accident will be released as the investigation progresses. In the meantime, the Horry County community is asked to extend their support and cooperation to the investigating teams.
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