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• One dead, two injured in Bell's Highway head-on truck collision: CCFR (counton2.com) — A deadly head-on collision on Bells Highway just west of Doctors Creek Road left one driver dead and sent two adults to HCA Colleton Hospital in Walterboro with non-life-threatening injuries. Both lanes were blocked for about two hours as Colleton County Fire Rescue, the coroner, and state troopers worked the scene and extricated the deceased driver.
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