The Latest: Survivor of deadly Georgia crash still critical

April 28, 2016 Athens - Students hold candles University of Georgia students, faculty and family members hold candles to mourn the deaths of Georgia students killed in a car crash late Wednesday night, during a vigil in Athens, Ga., Thursday, April 28, 2016. Oconee County Sheriff Scott Berry told local news outlets the crash occurred just outside Watkinsville when two mid-sized sedans, one driving northbound and the other southbound, collided on Georgia State Route 15. (Taylor Carpenter/Atlanta Journal-Constitution via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT April 28, 2016 Athens - Students hold candles University of Georgia students, faculty and family members hold candles to mourn the deaths of Georgia students killed in a car crash late Wednesday night, during a vigil in Athens, Ga., Thursday, April 28, 2016. Oconee County Sheriff Scott Berry told local news outlets the crash occurred just outside Watkinsville when two mid-sized sedans, one driving northbound and the other southbound, collided on Georgia State Route 15. (Taylor Carpenter/Atlanta Journal-Constitution via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT

By Associated Press April 29, 2016 2 min read

ATHENS, Ga. (AP) – The Latest on a car crash that killed four University of Georgia students (all times local):

10:30 a.m.

A hospital spokesman says a University of Georgia student who survived a car crash that killed four of her friends and fellow students remains in critical condition.

Athens Regional Medical Center spokesman Mike Pilcher tells The Associated Press Friday morning that 21-year-old Agnes Kim of Snellville is still listed in critical condition at the hospital. He said he could not give more details on her medical situation due to privacy reasons.

State troopers say Kim was driving a white Toyota Camry carrying the four Georgia students who were killed when it veered across the center line Wednesday night and was struck by a blue Chevy Cobalt.