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Four Injured In Deck Collapse

Posted: 12:55 pm EDT September 6, 2006Updated: 2:31 pm EDT September 6, 2006

GWINNETT COUNTY -- Gwinnett County officials say a deck has collapsed, sending four people to the hospital.

The incident happened at a home on 848 Fieldstream Way in Lawrenceville.

Two adults were injured and were taken to Gwinnett Medical Center. Two teenagers were also injured -- one was taken to Gwinnett Medical Center and another was taken to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston.

Officials say the family was touring the home because they were thinking about buying it.

No word on the seriousness of the injuries.

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