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WAKE FOREST, N.C. (WNCN) — Two teenage girls were sent to a trauma center after the golf cart they were in was obliterated in a wreck with another vehicle.
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The accident between the golf cart and a minivan drew a heavy response of emergency personnel to the 7700 block of Stony Hill Road, near Stonewyck Lane northwest of the Town of Wake Forest.
Parts of a golf cart are spread across a residential street in Wake Forest after a crash with a minivan. (Shanila Kabir/CBS 17) 
Parts of a golf cart are spread across a residential street in Wake Forest after a crash with a minivan. (Shanila Kabir/CBS 17) 
Parts of a golf cart are spread across a residential street in Wake Forest after a crash with a minivan. (Shanila Kabir/CBS 17) 
Parts of a golf cart are spread across a residential street in Wake Forest after a crash with a minivan. (Shanila Kabir/CBS 17) 
Parts of a golf cart are spread across a residential street in Wake Forest after a crash with a minivan. (Shanila Kabir/CBS 17)
Chief of the Northern Wake Fire Department, Blake Wright, told a CBS 17 crew on the scene that both teenage girls were sent to Duke Hospital for traumatic injuries. The other driver in the crash, an adult male behind the wheel of the minivan, was not injured, he added.
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At this time, it has not been determined which vehicle was at fault and what precipitated the wreck. CBS 17 has reached out to investigators with the NC State Highway Patrol and has heard no additional information.
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This is a developing story and will be updated.