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FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A 21-year-old pistillate from San Jose died aft 4 vehicles were progressive successful a clang successful Fresno County, according to the California Highway Patrol.
CHP said they responded to a clang connected Interstate 5 southbound of Highway 33 astir 5:20 a.m. connected Thursday.
CHP investigators said a 24-year-old antheral from San Jose was driving a 1997 Honda Del Sol southbound connected Interstate 5, southbound of Highway 33.
At the aforesaid time, investigators said a 49-year-old antheral from Truckee was driving a 2016 Nissan Rogue on the close enarthrosis of Interstate 5. At that time, CHP said the Honda turned to the close and allowed the Honda to statesman traveling on the close shoulder.
The beforehand close of the Honda collided with the near rear of the Nissan. The unit of the impact, according to CHP, caused the Honda to rotation successful a southeasterly direction. The interaction caused the Nissan to determination on the close shoulder, wherever it yet came to a stop.
A 27-year-old antheral from Los Banos was driving a 2021 Hyundai Sonata connected Interstate 5 southbound, southbound of Highway 33, approaching the Honda. The beforehand of the Hyundai collided with the close rear of the Honda. After the impact, the Honda was propelled successful a southeasterly direction, collided with a cablegram obstruction and came to rest.
The Hyundai veered to the close and came to remainder on the close shoulder.
Meanwhile, a 22-year-old pistillate from Mendota was driving a 2002 Toyota Camry approaching debris wrong the lane astatine the clang scene. At that time, the beforehand of the Toyota collided with a displaced tyre from the Honda. After the interaction with the tire, CHP said the Toyota skidded and came to rest.
A 21-year-old pistillate rider of the Honda from San Jose was transported by Sky Life aerial ambulance to Community Regional Medical Center, wherever she aboriginal died. The woman's sanction has not been officially released.
Several others were transported to Community Regional Medical Center with insignificant to mean injuries.
