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Fiery Crash on Calgary Highway Leaves Four Dead and Four Injured: Fire Department
Calgary fire crews found two cars burning and pronounced four people dead at the scene, while four others were taken to hospital.
- Four people died and four others were injured on Monday night in a fiery crash involving three cars on a Calgary southwest highway.
- The Calgary Fire Department responded just before 11 p.m. to a collision call and discovered two of three vehicles engulfed in flames at the scene.
- First responders fought the blaze while attempting to reach occupants trapped in the wreckage, successfully bringing the fire under control after intense efforts.
- Police in Calgary transported four injured survivors to hospital and launched an investigation into the crash, examining whether the Mercedes driver was impaired or speeding.
- The Calgary Fire Department extended condolences to loved ones of the deceased, underscoring the tragedy's impact on families and the community.
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