Published 1 year ago

5 students taken to hospital after antifreeze leak on Central Falls bus

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The incident happened just after 8 a.m. Friday on Lincoln Avenue. Five students were taken to the hospital to be evaluated as a precaution. The heating coil on the bus had broken, causing antifreeze to spill onto the bus. It wasn't immediately known what caused the heating coil to break.

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WPRI 12

5 students taken to hospital after antifreeze leak on Central Falls bus

Crews checked multiple times to ensure it wasn't carbon monoxide.

1 year ago·East Providence, United States

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Bus coolant leak sends 5 students to hospital in Central Falls

CENTRALL FALLS, R.I. (WLNE) — Learning Community Charter students in Central Falls were evacuated from a school bus after a coolant leaked inside, leaving some feeling sick. The incident happened just after 8 a.m. Friday on Lincoln Avenue. Fire Chief Scott Mello said that of the 25 students on the bus, five were taken to the hospital to be evaluated as a precaution. The rest were checked out on site. Mello said a heating coil on the bus had brok…

1 year ago

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