Swindon A419 crash: Two women dead and three men injured 18 May 2013 Last updated at 10:28 Two women were killed and three men were seriously injured when their car left the A419 in Wiltshire. The 19-year-old driver was pronounced dead at the scene and a second woman later died at Great Western Hospital. The five, all aged 19 or 20 and from the Swindon area, were travelling northbound at 05:00 BST when their car left the road and rolled down a bank. Police said two of the three male passengers were "very poorly." The third man is also in hospital. Substantial damage The A419 northbound has been shut from the junction with the A420 to the Turnpike junction at Blunsdon. A Wiltshire Police spokesman said the force was alerted by a motorist who had seen the car leave the carriageway. "Police officers found a grey Renault Clio with substantial damage in undergrowth about 20m from the road," he added. Four ambulance crews and three rapid response paramedics were also sent to the scene. Two of the male passengers were taken to Frenchay Hospital in Bristol and the third to the Great Western Hospital in Swindon. The police have appealed for witnesses to get in touch.