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    Victim airlifted in critical condition after I-80 crash

    By Zachary Smith,

    4 days ago

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    SUGARLOAF TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A section of I-80 westbound is shut down after a Thursday morning crash.

    According to PennDOT, Interstate 80 westbound is shut down between Exit 256 (Conyngham/Nescopeck) and Exit 242 (Mainville/Mifflinville).

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    The Sugarloaf Fire Company states that at least two people had to be taken to the hospital, one of which had to be airlifted with critical injuries.

    You check road conditions in the area by visiting 511PA.com .

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