Five more people have been arrested as part of the investigation into a wrong-way crash that killed seven people, taking the total number of arrests in the case to 17.
The latest arrests mark a further development in the continuing inquiry into the fatal collision. The crash, described as involving travel in the wrong direction, resulted in the deaths of seven people.
The number of people arrested in connection with the investigation has now risen significantly, although no further details have been provided about the identities of those arrested, the alleged offences being examined, or whether any of those previously detained have been charged or released.
The circumstances of the collision, including where and when it happened, have not been detailed in the supplied material. The investigation remains focused on establishing what led to the crash and the role, if any, of those arrested.
The latest known position is that 17 people have now been arrested in the inquiry following the deaths of seven people in the wrong-way crash.
