Two people died and another three were taken to hospital in a 'serious condition' following an early morning collision in Flintshire.
The collision occurred at around 2.30am near the junction of the A548 with the A5026 at Bagillt on Friday, April 22.
North Wales Police and North Wales Fire and Rescue Service were in attendance and the Welsh ambulance service said they had sent two rapid response vehicles, four emergency ambulances, and the Wales Air Ambulance to the scene.
LyonsDen Fitness, which is located at the junction in Bagillt where the collision occurred, posted on social media on Friday morning: "Sad news I'm afraid. Major traffic incident with structural damage to building.
"Honestly can't say anymore than this ATM. With the police, will keep you all updated as I know more re: opening back up."
The police are now appealing for information.
Read more: RECAP: Road in Bagillt has now reopened following fatal collision
This morning, a spokesperson said: "Officers attended the scene of a single vehicle Road Traffic Collision in the early hours of this morning (Friday).
"The collision occurred near the junction of the A548 with the A5026 at Bagillt, and road closures were put in place.
"Sadly, two people have died, and another three are currently in hospital in a serious condition.
"Officers remain at the scene whilst our investigations continue, and the road will be closed until at least lunchtime.
"We are appealing for any witnesses or those with dashcam footage, that saw a white BMW 330 saloon travelling along the A548 from the Flint direction towards Bagillt, prior to 2.30am to please contact us.
"You can speak to us via our live webchat https://orlo.uk/RyBfX or on 101. Please quote ref B056403."
The road reopened just before 1pm this afternoon.
A police spokesman added: "Thank you to local residents and motorists for your patience and support.
"Family Liaison Officers are supporting relatives, and our thoughts are with the families of all involved at this sad time."
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