Multiple Injuries Reported in Multi-Vehicle Crashes Across Aurora, Fairfax County, Moore

A multi-vehicle crash in Aurora has left several people injured, including one adult with life-threatening injuries. The incident, which involved four cars and a police vehicle, resulted in a fire caused by a damaged electric vehicle battery entering thermal runaway. Authorities have closed the intersection of Alameda Parkway and South Buckley Road as they investigate the crash and allow the fire to burn itself out. In another incident, a collision on Interstate 66 in Fairfax County involved a tractor-trailer and a sedan, causing a fire that led to the closure of all westbound lanes; one person was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Additionally, a multi-car crash in Moore on Interstate 35 resulted in multiple vehicles catching fire. These incidents highlight ongoing concerns about safety and fire risks associated with vehicle collisions.