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Lorry crashes into Ilford house injuring woman
Published: 10th Jul 2012 14:50:28
A woman has been left with a head injury after a lorry crashed into a house on Eastern Avenue in Ilford, east London.
The lorry smashed into the building at about 13:00 BST.
London Fire Brigade said it received reports of the lorry first colliding with a car. The lorry driver was initially trapped inside.
BBC reporter Jason Kaye, said: "The cab of the lorry is completely embedded inside the front room of the house."
He added: "A crane inside the lorry has damaged the brickwork on the first floor."
A woman who lives in the house has been taken to hospital with a head injury for assessment, police said.
A section of the A12 has been closed in both directions from the Redbridge Roundabout.
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