10/06/2004

Seven injured in car accident

Seven people have been injured following a road traffic collision in east Belfast on Thursday.

The collision, which involved a car and a van, occurred on the Dunlady Road in Craigantlet just before 1pm.

Fire crews had to use cutting equipment to free a woman from her car, while her two children were taken to hospital but they are not thought to be in a serious condition.

Four occupants of the van involved in the crash were treated at the scene.

(MB)

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