Monday, March 30th: HOUSTON — Eleven people, including nine firefighters, were injured Monday when two fire trucks responding to a call collided, officials said. The fire trucks were responding to a report of an apartment fire when they collided at an intersection as one vehicle was going west and the other was going north, said Houston District Fire Chief Tommy Dowdy. The force of the collision flipped one of the truck's onto a vehicle at the intersection. Dowdy said two of the firefighters were severely injured and remain hospitalized. The other seven firefighters were treated at local hospitals and released. A woman on a bicycle who was hit by one of the trucks was in critical condition at Memorial Hermann Hospital. The driver of the vehicle was also injured. Fire department officials later determined the apartment fire the two trucks were responding to was a false alarm. The cause of the accident is still being investigated.
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