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Baby in hospital after car crash Baby injured in crash is stable
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A baby boy is critically ill in hospital after the car he was travelling in was involved in a crash in County Londonderry. A baby boy seriously injured in a car crash in County Londonderry is now in a stable condition.
At 1400 GMT on Wednesday police received reports that two Seat cars had collided at Dunglady Road on Upplerlands, near Maghera. The baby, aged three months, is being treated at Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital.
The baby, aged three months, was taken to the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast. His mother was being treated at Antrim Area Hospital but has now been discharged.
The female driver was also taken to hospital with serious injuries. They were injured when two cars collided at Dunglady Road on Upplerlands, near Maghera at about 1400 GMT on Wednesday.
The driver of the second car, a man in his 40s, sustained non-life threatening injuries. Dunglady Road which was closed after the accident has now been reopened.
The main Kilrea to Upperlands Roads, the B75, known locally as the Kilrea Road, is closed from the Dunglady Road to Upperlands village. SDLP assembly member Patsy McGlone said he knows the family well and they were in everyone's thoughts.
"The entire parish is praying for the family, particularly the baby that he makes a full and speedy recovery," he said.
"His mother is a former neighbour of mine, so we are all thinking about her."
The driver of the second car, a man in his 40s, sustained non-life threatening injuries in the crash.
Police have appealed for anyone who witnessed the crash to contact them on 0845 6008000.Police have appealed for anyone who witnessed the crash to contact them on 0845 6008000.