One motorist died and four others were seriously injured during a weekend collision between two vehicles on a Delaware road, state police said on Sunday.
A Subaru with three people traveling eastbound on a road in Lewes on Saturday afternoon entered the westbound lane of travel at a sharp curve and struck a Lexus with two motorists, according to a police news release.
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The rear passenger, a 73-year-old woman from Lewes, died from her injuries while treated at an area hospital, according to police. Her name wasn’t released, pending notification of her family.
A collision between two vehicles resulted in a motorist dead and four other severely injured in Delaware. A Subaru was responsible for the crash by entering the lane at a sharp curve.
The other four people in the two cars — including a 104-year-old woman in the Subaru — also were sent to the hospital for injuries, the release said.
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The collision, which Delaware State Police was still investigating, led the road to be closed to traffic for 3 1/2 hours.
