Crash Closes Trinity Hill

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Friday, February 22nd, 2019 5:31pm

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Two vehicles have been involved in a crash on Trinity Hill.

Police and Ambulance were called this afternoon, warning the road will remain closed until the vehicles can be recovered.

We’ve just attended a two vehicle crash on Trinity main road. Police and Ambulance crews remain at the scene and the road will be closed until the vehicles can be recovered. Expect traffic delays and please avoid the area if you can.

— Jersey Fire & Rescue (@JsyFire) February 22, 2019

The road has since re-opened.

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