1. Four people sustained injuries that weren’t considered severe. A fifth reported chest pains.
2. The driver said her brakes failed when she tried to avoid hitting another car.
3. A surgery center spokesperson estimated that eight people were in the waiting room at the time of the crash.
4. The surgical facility, which opened in 2013, was heavily damaged.
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