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Crash closes all lanes on Pialligo Avenue

Location of this morning’s accident.

ALL lanes on Pialligo Avenue, between Scherger Drive and Oaks Estate Road are closed following a two-vehicle collision this morning (January 30).

Ambulance, fire & rescue and police teams are in attendance.

Emergency Services says traffic delays are expected for some time and drivers should avoid the area.

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January 30, 2023

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