Orange County, FL — A three-vehicle crash in Orange County on Wednesday resulted in all involved vehicles catching fire, according to Orange County Fire Rescue (OCFR) officials. The fiery collision sent three people to the hospital and brought a swift response from emergency crews.
Cars Engulfed in Flames after Collision
According to OCFR spokeswoman Nicole Griffin, the crash involved three separate vehicles, each of which caught ablaze following the impact. Firefighters arrived quickly at the scene and managed to extinguish the flames before the fire could spread further or cause additional damage.
Witnesses described seeing thick plumes of smoke rising from the crash site as emergency crews worked to control the fire and rescue the injured. The intense flames reportedly engulfed all vehicles involved, leaving them severely damaged.
Three People Transported to Hospital
Officials confirmed that three individuals were transported to a nearby hospital for treatment. Their conditions have not been released at this time, and authorities have not disclosed whether any of the injuries were life-threatening.
After firefighters contained the blaze, the scene was turned over to the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP), which will handle the ongoing investigation into the cause of the crash, as per the reports.
Cause and Location Under Investigation
As of Wednesday evening, no further details have been released regarding what led to the collision or where exactly in Orange County it occurred. Investigators are working to determine whether speed, weather, or impairment may have played a role in the fiery crash.
Authorities are expected to release additional information once the initial investigation is complete and the vehicles have been removed from the scene.
Fire Rescue Praises Quick Response
OCFR commended its crews for their rapid response and ability to bring the fire under control before it spread. The department emphasized the importance of driver awareness and caution, especially during busy travel periods or nighttime driving conditions.
Motorists in the area were advised to avoid the crash zone for several hours while cleanup and investigation efforts continued.
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