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Accident Ties Up Traffic at Busy Wilmington Intersection

WILMINGTON -- Traffic was slow Saturday afternoon in a busy section of Wilmington because of a car crash.

Traffic was tied up for about an hour at the intersection of North College Road and the MLK Parkway after a head-on collision.

Extra police officers were needed at the scene to help direct the heavy traffic.

Fire officials say none of the injuries were very serious but both parties involved in the accident were taken to the hospital.

Reported by Kelli O'Hara

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