Three people taken to hospital after collision involving lorry near Netheravon

A woman was cut free from her car and a passenger airlifted to hospital following a serious three-vehicle collision involving two cars and a lorry near Netheravon.

The collision happened on Monday afternoon, 28 September, close to the entrance to the Ministry of Defence Training Area near Netheravon.

Emergency services attended the scene, where two cars and a heavy goods vehicle were involved in the crash.

The passenger in one of the cars was airlifted to hospital with suspected very serious injuries.

The woman driving the same car had to be freed by firefighters after becoming trapped inside the vehicle.

More than 20 firefighters attended the incident and worked to remove the car doors to allow emergency crews to reach those inside.

The male passenger was also freed from the vehicle.

Two young children, a three-year-old and a baby, were taken to safety and transported by road ambulance to hospital.

The driver of the lorry suffered minor injuries in the collision.

The road was closed while emergency services dealt with the incident and assisted those involved.

The collision involved two cars and a large lorry, described as a juggernaut, and prompted a significant emergency response in the Netheravon area.

The incident took place close to the entrance to the military training area, a location used by vehicles travelling through the surrounding Wiltshire countryside.

The information available indicates that three people were taken to hospital by road ambulance, while a fourth casualty was airlifted following the collision.

The full circumstances of the crash, including what led to the collision and the latest condition of those injured, have not been confirmed in the information provided.

SalisburyPost will update this report if further information becomes available.