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Six people were injured in a head-on collision between two cars shortly after 7 p.m. on Friday on Bäuertweidli road in Boltigen, canton of Bern. A driver crossed into the oncoming lane on a right-hand bend for reasons that remain unknown. The other car rolled several times down an embankment and came to rest on its roof. Its five occupants suffered minor injuries. Firefighters freed the seriously injured driver from her car before Rega flew her to hospital. The road was closed for about four hours, and Bern cantonal police have opened an investigation.
Shortly after 7 p.m. on Friday, two cars collided head-on on Bäuertweidli road in Boltigen, canton of Bern, according to 20 Minuten and Blick. A driver travelling from Oberwil im Simmental towards Zweisimmen crossed into the oncoming lane on a right-hand bend and struck a car approaching from the opposite direction.
The oncoming car rolled several times, went down an embankment and came to rest on its roof. Its five occupants suffered minor injuries and were taken to hospital by ambulance.
The seriously injured driver was trapped in her car, which remained on the road. Firefighters freed her, and after receiving medical care at the scene, she was flown to hospital by Rega, Switzerland's air-rescue service.
The emergency response involved Bern cantonal police, the Boltigen and Zweisimmen fire brigades, a Rega crew, two ambulance teams and a vehicle recovery service. Bern cantonal police have opened an investigation into the precise circumstances of the crash.
Bäuertweidli road was closed for about four hours while emergency crews worked. A diversion was in place during the closure.
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It happened shortly after 7 p.m. on Friday on Bäuertweidli road in Boltigen, canton of Bern.
Six people were injured: the driver seriously and the five occupants of the other car slightly.
It is not yet known why the driver crossed into the oncoming lane. Bern cantonal police have opened an investigation.
Firefighters freed her from her car. She received medical care at the scene before Rega flew her to hospital.
No. Bäuertweidli road reopened after being closed for about four hours during the emergency response.