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Two seriously injured after crash on main road

Two seriously injured after crash on main road

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Two drivers have been taken to hospital with serious injuries following a crash on the A6.
Derbyshire Police said it received reports of a crash involving a Citroen C3 and Renault Captur on the A6 at Barmoor Clough, near Dove Holes, at 10:15 BST.
The closure, which has been lifted since, was in place between the Barmoor Clough and Fickle Mermaid roundabouts.
Police have urged any witnesses or people with dashcam footage of the crash to get in touch.
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