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Injuries reported in wreck that shut down I-75 North briefly, Atlanta Fire says

Atlanta Fire Rescue tweeted that a wreck has shut down I-75 North.

Credit: Atlanta Fire Rescue

Credit: Atlanta Fire Rescue

Atlanta Fire Rescue tweeted that a wreck has shut down I-75 North.
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June 20, 2018

Two I-75 North lanes have been shut down before Mt. Paran Road because of a two-car accident, Atlanta Fire Rescue confirmed. All lanes were previously shut down.

Injuries have been reported, but no details on conditions or the number of injured has been given.

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