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River Wye crash: Two people rescued from cars in water River Wye crash: Two people rescued from water
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Two people have been rescued after two cars, one of which overturned, went into a river in Derbyshire.Two people have been rescued after two cars, one of which overturned, went into a river in Derbyshire.
Emergency crews were called to the River Wye, next to the A6 in Buxton, just before 09:00 GMT. The vehicles went into the River Wye next to the A6 in Buxton at just before 09:00 GMT.
A spokesman for Derbyshire Fire and Rescue said one car had overturned in the river and a man inside was rescued by crews and taken to hospital.A spokesman for Derbyshire Fire and Rescue said one car had overturned in the river and a man inside was rescued by crews and taken to hospital.
Three other casualties, a woman and two children, have also been taken to hospital for treatment.Three other casualties, a woman and two children, have also been taken to hospital for treatment.
The accident happened close to the Topley Pike Quarry.The accident happened close to the Topley Pike Quarry.
The fire service said there had been no reports of the area being icy.The fire service said there had been no reports of the area being icy.
Neil Carruthers from Buxton Mountain Rescue said they were called to assist in rescuing two of the casualties that were further along the river near the cottages.
He said: "It is unclear how they came to be there but two people were found further along from where the crash happened.
"They were not in the river and we assisted with their evacuation."
The A6 is currently "gridlocked" and police have warned motorists to avoid the area.The A6 is currently "gridlocked" and police have warned motorists to avoid the area.