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Two people died Tuesday morning in a traffic crash at the intersection of Oakton Street and Cumberland Avenue, Park Ridge police said.

According to a police department press release, law enforcement and the Park Ridge fire department responded just past 11 a.m. to a call about a car colliding with a house on the 900 block of Oakton Street.

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Both of the car’s occupants were pronounced dead at the scene while the house was not occupied at the time of the crash, police said. Cumberland Avenue dead-ends at Oakton at that point in a T-shaped intersection.

Police said witnesses saw the car, a 2007 Honda Sedan, traveling southbound on Cumberland toward Oakton before crashing.

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Oakton Street is blocked off following a fatal traffic crash at the intersection of Oakton Street and Cumberland Avenue, Nov. 8, 2022. A 2007 Honda Sedan collided with an unoccupied residence shortly after 11 a.m., killing both occupants of the vehicle. (Pam DeFiglio / Pioneer Press)

The Niles and Des Plaines Fire Departments also responded to the call, police said.

Oakton Street will be closed from Greenwood Avenue to Prospect Street so police can investigate, according to the department press release.

Police said the names of the victims would be released once their families had been notified.

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