Nabiac fatal crash: Horror scenes as two dead, multiple injured in multi-car collision on Pacific Hwy, NSW

Two people have died and multiple have been injured after a multi-car crash in NSW Mid North Coast.

Emergency services were called to the northbound lane of the Pacific Highway near Nabiac about 9.50am on Monday after reports of a multi-vehicle crash.

Upon arrival, officers found a Nissan SUV and a Toyota LandCruiser, which was pulling a caravan, had crashed before the SUV hit a prime mover.

Two people from the Nissan SUV died at the scene, and a black chihuahua that was travelling inside the car was found uninjured, and is still believed to be in the area.

The two deceased people are yet to be formally identified.

The driver and three passengers inside the Toyota LandCruiser, a man, 42, a woman, 43, and two children, 8 and 9, were treated ta the scene by paramedics and taken to John Hunter Hospital for treatment.

The driver of the prime mover was uninjured and taken to Manning Base Hospital for mandatory testing.

“Police are also asking for assistance to locate the black chihuahua that answers to the name Armani that left the scene following the crash,” a NSW Police statement read.

Police have established a crime scene and launched an investigation into the area.

As investigations continue, police are urging anyone with dashcam vision or information about the incident to contact or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.