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One person dead in collision involving multiple vehicles and cyclist in Ipswich

Two men have been detained by police.

Alana Calvert
Friday 14 October 2022 02:09 BST
One person has died in a road traffic collision involving multiple vehicles and a cyclist in Ipswich (Chris Radburn/PA)
One person has died in a road traffic collision involving multiple vehicles and a cyclist in Ipswich (Chris Radburn/PA) (PA Archive)

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One person has died in a road traffic collision involving multiple vehicles and a cyclist in Ipswich.

Suffolk Police were called to the scene at Vernon Street shortly before 10pm on Thursday.

Ambulance and fire crews were also in attendance, however one of the people involved could not be saved and was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

Two men were subsequently detained over the fatal collision.

Police advised that a road closure was then put in place for Stoke Bridge heading out of Ipswich towards Hawes Street roundabout.

Anyone who may have witnessed the incident is asked to contact Suffolk Police.

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