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At least 46 cars were involved in a massive crash on the Ohio Turnpike Friday afternoon, the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) confirmed. Troopers on the scene reported three deaths and multiple injuries in the Sandusky County crash.

A weather-related accident in Ohio involved nearly 50 cars;  Three deaths are confirmed.

A weather-related accident in Ohio involved nearly 50 cars; Three deaths are confirmed.
(Ohio State Highway Patrol)

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Multiple agencies from various counties are conducting rescue operations. The parties involved in the accident are being bused to a local facility to keep warm.

OSHP confirmed that weather was a factor in the accident. Authorities advise that travel be avoided. Blowing snow can significantly reduce visibility.

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OSHP Sergeant Ryan Purpura advised drivers who must travel “to take a few precautions: take it easy, be patient, increase your following distance and always buckle up.”

In a statement, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine expressed his solidarity with families who have lost a loved one during inclement weather.

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At least four Ohioans have lost their lives in weather-related auto accidents since the storm began, the statement read.

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