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Troopers say at least six killed in fiery crash that shut down interstate

Eight others were injured -- some critically -- in this crash.

The Florida Highway Patrol says that six people lost their lives this afternoon in a fiery mulit-vehicle crash.

The crash happened on the afternoon of Thursday, December 3, on I-75 at mile marker 393 near Gainesville in Alachua County, Florida.

At least two semi trucks and a van were involved in a collision that left several vehicles on fire in the southbound lanes of the interstate, according to News4Jax.

Fiery

Authorities have confirmed that six people have died as a result of the crash.

Eight other people have been transported to the hospital for treatment of injuries. Some of these injuries are considered to be critical.

All lanes of southbound I-75 at mile marker 393 are shut down for the crash as of 5 p.m. A single lane of northbound I-75 is open. Heavy traffic delays are being reported. It isn’t clear when the interstate will reopen. You can follow Florida 511 I-75 on Twitter of the latest road closure information.

The crash is still under investigation.

 

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