article_snippet.sent: Five nursing students tragically died early on Wednesday in a chain-reaction crash in southeast Georgia that authorities said began when a tractor-trailer failed to slow down and smashed into stop-and-go traffic.
article_snippet.sent: Five nursing students were traveling on Interstate 16 near Savannah in two passenger vehicles mangled by a chain-reaction crash in southeast Georgia that authorities said began when a tractor-trailer failed to slow down and smashed into stop-and-go traffic.
article_snippet.sent: A Georgia state trooper works the scene of a deadly crash in which five nursing students from Georgia Southern University died Wednesday morning .
article_snippet.sent: All five of the dead were nursing students at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, about 30 miles from the crash site.
article_snippet.sent: St. Joseph's/ Candler Health System said nursing students at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, about 30 miles from the crash site were commuting to St. Joseph's Hospital in Savannah for nursing students at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, about 30 miles from the crash site last day of clinical training of the school year. '
article_snippet.sent: St. Joseph's/ Candler Health System said nursing students at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, about 30 miles from the crash site were all Georgia residents in nursing students at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, about 30 miles from the crash site junior year - Emily Clark of Powder Springs, Morgan Bass of Leesburg, Abbie Deloach of Savannah, Catherine Pittman of Alpharetta and Caitlyn Baggett of Millen.