Two people have been rescued by emergency services after a crash in Co Antrim.
The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service, PSNI and the NI Ambulance Service attended the scene of the incident outside Doagh on Sunday night.
A NIFRS post read: "Crews from Ballyclare and Antrim stations and NIFRS Specialist Rescue Team attended an RTC on the outskirts of Doagh, rescuing 2 members of the public with the assistance of the Ambulance Service and their Hazard Area Response Team and PSNI.
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"Thanks to the ‘Fire Emergency Support Services’ (FESS) vehicle which also attended."
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