US EditionFive people taken to hospital after double-decker bus carrying students crashes into river in Hampshire
EASTLEIGH, HAMPSHIRE, JUN 26 – Emergency services treated 17 injured students after a bus crash caused by suspected brake failure and a jammed accelerator, with five hospitalized including the driver, police said.
- A double-decker bus went off the road and fell into a river in Hampshire, resulting in three people being taken to the hospital.
- Three high-priority patients were hospitalized, and fourteen people received treatment at the scene for less serious injuries.
- Barton Peveril Sixth Form College confirmed the bus incident and is cooperating with police.
- Emergency services responded with five ambulances, two helicopters, and specialist units, while the road remained closed.
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Double-Decker Bus Carrying Students Plunges Into River in England in ‘Terrifying’ Crash
LONDON—A double-decker bus carrying high school students plunged into a river in southern England on Thursday, sending the driver and four teens to the hospital and leaving more than a dozen others with minor injures, officials said. The bus was bound for Barton Peveril Sixth Form College, a school for 16- to 18-year-olds, when it sped off a road in Eastleigh and plunged into the River Itchen. The cause of the wreck was being investigated by pol…
A double-decker bus carrying high school students plunged into a river in southern England on Thursday, sending the driver and four teenagers to the hospital and leaving more than a dozen people with minor injuries, authorities said.
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NBC Dallas-Fort WorthTerrifying crash: UK bus with 19 teens plunges into river, multiple injured
A double‑deck bus carrying Barton Peveril students in Eastleigh plunged into the River Itchen. Driver and four hospitalized; investigation underway.
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