EB I-70 reopens after one flown to hospital after crash with one car, two semis

Premier Health's CareFlight Air and Mobile medical helicopter. PROVIDED/PREMIER HEALTH

Credit: Wm Jones

Credit: Wm Jones

Premier Health's CareFlight Air and Mobile medical helicopter. PROVIDED/PREMIER HEALTH
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Updated April 3, 2021
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Eastbound Interstate 70 has reopened after a crash between two semi trucks and a passenger vehicle closed the highway earlier this morning.

Careflight was called to the scene, and flew one person to the hospital, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

OSHP dispatchers said that the crash is around mile marker 30, which is near where the highway goes over Meeker Road and Frederick Pike.

Early reports indicated that one person was trapped due to the crash.

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