Emergency personnel clean up after a wreck occurred Wednesday afternoon on I-135
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Traffic was backed up on Wednesday afternoon after a wreck on I-135.
Traffic delayed on Interstate
View an on the scene report of a Wreck near I-135 and Schilling road by Kathy Malm of the Salina Journal.Latest Headlines:
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2 hurt, traffic snarled after 1-135 crash
11/4/2009
One person was flown to a Wichita hospital and another was being treated in the emergency room at Salina Regional Health Center Wednesday evening following a two-vehicle crash that closed down a portion of Interstate Highway 135 for a part of the afternoon.
Salina Police Department master patrol officer Rande Repp said the vehicles were southbound on I-135, south of Schilling Road, around 4 p.m. when one changed lanes and sideswiped the other. One of the vehicles crossed the median, struck a guard rail, then spun out and landed in a fence.
The names of the people involved were not released.
Two people were taken to Salina Regional Health Center, Repp said. One was flown to Wesley Medical Center, according to a nursing supervisor.
Condition reports were not immediately available.
For more on this crash, view our video.
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