One of the cars caught fire and was burnt by accident, as the police was notified of the clock 02.38. NTB had first stated that there were a total of four people in the two cars with collide, but at 04 o’clock informed police that there probably were three people involved.
– We have now focused on alert all dependents, said operations at Trøndelag Police, Lars Letnes, NRK 11am.
He said the police until now has driven technical investigation at the scene.
Unresolved for women (56)
– According to the patrol at the site put it probably one person in the car that burned. We are looking for a dog in the area to be safe, said operations manager Johnny Olsen in Trøndelag Police Adresseavisen in the night.
The man who was found in the burnt-out car is confirmed dead. In addition, lost a man in the other car lives in the accident, while the woman who sat in the same car was flown to St. Olav’s Hospital in Trondheim with serious injuries.
The time 8:15 Sunday morning reports hospital that the 56-year-old woman’s status is unclear.
The woman’s age was first stated to be 65, but at 11:20 it was directed to 56 of St. Olav’s Hospital.
E6 opened
All emergency services were quickly on the spot after the accident was reported. In addition NPRA accident called out to the site, according to addressees.
E6 north of Verdal was closed on the spot after the accident, but the road opened to traffic again at 07 o’clock.
– Police have yet no idea of the cause of the accident, said Olsen said.
Three recovery vehicles were used to remove the vehicles after the accident. Photo: Terje Næss
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