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Two first responders injured in ambulance crash on Southwest Freeway feeder

The ambulance was headed to a call when they crashed with another vehicle just before 10 a.m. There were no passengers on board.

HOUSTON — Two first responders were injured Wednesday morning in an ambulance crash on the Southwest Freeway inbound feeder road. 

The EMTs were taken to an area hospital with "minor to moderate injuries," according to the Houston Fire Department. 

The ambulance was headed to an emergency call and there were no passengers on board when they crashed with another vehicle around 9:50 a.m. The front end of the vehicle had a lot of damage.

The driver of the other vehicle wasn't transported. 

Investigators are working to determine who was at fault. 

It happened at the intersection of 59 and Chimney Rock and at least two lanes were blocked, according to Houston TranStar. The accident cleared a couple of hours later.

WATCH: Raw scene video after crash

Credit: Houston Transtar

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