One of the women in the car was killed. The driver of the ambulance is in critical condition. (KRQE CBS13 image)
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SANTA FE, N.M. - Santa Fe police say one woman is dead in a crash involving an ambulance and a car on Interstate 25 south of Santa Fe.
Police Chief Aric Wheeler says a driver was headed the wrong way on the interstate and crashed head-on into the ambulance about 2:30 Tuesday morning.
Police say one of the women in the car was killed. No names have been released.
Police shut down the interstate in the area.
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