Waterlooville truck driver suffers 'potentially life-changing' injuries after crash

A TRUCK driver has been rushed to hospital after a multiple-vehicle collision this afternoon.
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The A272 between Rogate and Petersfield was closed this afternoon following a crash involving a light goods vehicle, a 4X4 and a horsebox.

The driver of the truck, a 51-year-old man from Waterlooville, has been taken to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton with potentially life-changing injuries.

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The A272 was closed following the crash. Picture: Google MapsThe A272 was closed following the crash. Picture: Google Maps
The A272 was closed following the crash. Picture: Google Maps

A spokesman from Sussex Police said: ‘Officers were called to Durleighmarsh around midday to reports of a collision.

‘The two women in the Volvo suffered minor injuries. Unfortunately the horse in the trailer died at scene.

‘Police are keen to hear from anyone who witnessed the collision, or who saw either vehicle being driven beforehand.

‘Officers would particularly like to hear from the occupants of a Volkswagen car who may have seen what happened but left the scene before any details could be taken.’

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Anyone with information can call Sussex Police on 101, quoting Operation Mulberry.

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