Seminole County, FL (September 30, 2018) – A head-on collision has claimed the lives of two passengers and injured four other people on Markham Road in the vicinity of Sandy Lane on Sunday, September 30, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Authorities stated that a vehicle was heading west on Markham Road when it crossed into the opposite lane and struck an oncoming vehicle head-on.
Two sisters, both children in the car that was struck, were tragically killed during the accident. Two other children, as well as both drivers involved, were all seriously injured. The two injured children were immediately transported to Arnold Palmer Hospital.
Both of the drivers also suffered serious injuries during the crash as they were promptly taken to a nearby hospital as well. Troopers stated the driver of the vehicle that caused the crash is also facing criminal charges at this time.
No names of any of those involved have been provided and there is no more information currently available. Authorities are actively conducting a thorough investigation into the events of this incident.
Approximately every three hours someone is killed in a traffic accident in Florida. The immense heartache and devastation that follows a fatal Florida car accident can be detrimentally life changing.
We extend our deepest and most heartfelt thoughts and prayers to the family of the deceased victims during this devastating time. We hope the surviving victims are able to fully recover from their injuries, and we understand the immense desolation that comes from the sudden loss of a loved one. At Rubenstein Law, we are here for you as we are passionate about easing the burdens that follow a Florida car accident. If you have lost a loved one due to someone else’s negligence, call us at 1-800-FL-LEGAL.
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