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Two people taken to hospital after crash on Interstate 70 ramp

By Aaron Burd,

7 hours ago

COLUMBUS, Ohio ( WCMH ) — Two people were transported to the hospital Tuesday after a crash that left the right lane blocked on a portion of Interstate 70.

Columbus police were called to an accident at the ramp from East Livingston Avenue to I-70 westbound at around 9:57 p.m., according to dispatchers. Of the two people taken from the scene to a nearby hospital, one was in serious condition while the other was in stable condition.

The right lane is blocked on I-70 westbound past U.S. 33 and Livingston Avenue as a result of the crash.

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