Fiery Multi-Car Crash on Interstate 10 Left Several Injured

FONTANA, CA (February 9, 2022) – On Friday, a fiery five-vehicle crash at Interstate 10 resulted in multiple injuries.

The accident happened the early morning of January 28th, along the lanes of Interstate 10.

Furthermore according to the CHP, the events leading up to the collision remains unknown, however, multiple vehicles crashed into a stalled car on the highway.

Moreover, due to the crash, two of the vehicles were caught in flames and sent one car to a ditch.

Consequently medics arrived and found at least five people trapped in the vehicles, including cars that caught fire.

Officers have no information about how many sustained injuries and what are their current conditions are.

Moreover, the fiery crash closed off the entire lanes of the I-10 until the investigators cleared the area.

Fontana police did not release any additional information at this time but will release updates once available.

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