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Two dead in Highlands accidents Two dead in Highlands accidents
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Two people have died in separate crashes in the Highlands.Two people have died in separate crashes in the Highlands.
Melainey Rose, 36, from Inverness, died after a car she was driving was in collision with a gas lorry and two other cars.Melainey Rose, 36, from Inverness, died after a car she was driving was in collision with a gas lorry and two other cars.
The accident happened on the A9 at Coulnagower, by Culbokie, at about 1515 GMT on Friday.The accident happened on the A9 at Coulnagower, by Culbokie, at about 1515 GMT on Friday.
At about 0450 GMT on Sunday, a man died after his car came off the A82, one mile from Invergarry, near Fort Augustus, and crashed into trees. At about 0450 GMT on Sunday, George Reid, 22, from Fort Augustus, died when his car came off the A82, one mile from Invergarry and crashed into trees.
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Police, fire and ambulance crews attended but the driver, who is thought to have been in his teens or early 20s, was pronounced dead at the scene. Police, fire and ambulance crews attended but Mr Reid was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police closed the A82 at the scene and drivers were being diverted via the A87 and the A887.Police closed the A82 at the scene and drivers were being diverted via the A87 and the A887.
Following Friday's fatality, Ms Rose's 62-year-old mother Catherine, from Brora, was taken to Raigmore Hospital, Inverness, where her condition was described as "critical".Following Friday's fatality, Ms Rose's 62-year-old mother Catherine, from Brora, was taken to Raigmore Hospital, Inverness, where her condition was described as "critical".
Three other people were treated at the hospital for minor injuries and later released.Three other people were treated at the hospital for minor injuries and later released.
Anyone who witnessed Friday's crash is asked to contact Northern Constabulary on 01463 715 555 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.Anyone who witnessed Friday's crash is asked to contact Northern Constabulary on 01463 715 555 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.