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Two cut free from A75 collision Man dies after head-on collision
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Two elderly people who were cut free from a car after a head-on collision on the A75 in Dumfries and Galloway are said to be "very ill". An elderly man who was cut free from a car after a head-on collision on the A75 in Dumfries and Galloway has died.
The crash involving a silver Rover 25 car and a silver Toyota Previa people carrier took place about half a mile west of Gretna at about 1425 BST. His female passenger remains in a critical condition after the crash which took place about half a mile west of Gretna at about 1425 BST.
Police said two elderly occupants of the Rover were airlifted to Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary. The collision involved a silver Rover 25 car and a silver Toyota Previa people carrier.
Seven people in the Toyota were taken to hospital with minor injuries. Seven people in the Toyota were taken to hospital with minor injuries. The road was closed for seven hours.
A spokesman for the Scottish Ambulance Service said the full extent of the people's injuries was not yet known.
Firefighters were sent to the scene to help cut two people free, and air ambulances from Glasgow and Carlisle were directed to the incident.
The accident caused lengthy tailbacks as police put diversions in place.
Traffic was being taken off the route and onto the B721 and B6357.