UPDATE: Police have confirmed that the drivers of the vehicles - a woman in her 80s and a man in his 20s - and a female passenger in her 50s, were killed in the Dungannon Road crash
Four people have died following two separate crashes in County Tyrone on Monday.
The drivers who died in the Dungannon Road crash were a woman in her eighties and a man in his twenties. The third fatality was a woman aged in her fifties, police said.The road between Killycolp Road and Annagh Road was closed for several hoursThe Northern Ireland Ambulance Service said it dispatched two rapid response paramedics, four emergency crews, one non-emergency crew, a hazardous area response team and an ambulance officer to the scene.
"I offer my heartfelt sympathies to the families of those tragically killed and every best wish to those injured for a full and speedy recovery," she added. "We also think of the emergency services who attended the scene and the health service staff caring for those injured."
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