Injuries reported after coach carrying school children crashes in Netherlands
Police said a coach with more than 50 passengers, including schoolchildren, collided with a delivery van and sent eight people to hospital.
- On Monday, a coach carrying over 50 people crashed near Wezep, Netherlands, 100 km east of Amsterdam around 4 a.m. following a collision with a delivery van.
- The coach, transporting high-school students from Germany, collided with a delivery van whose driver was among those injured in the early morning crash.
- Eight people were transported to the hospital, with Gelderland police reporting that "Some of the victims taken to the hospital are seriously injured." No deaths occurred.
- The A28 was closed in both directions as emergency services responded to the crash, disrupting traffic in the region.
- While reports identified the students as German, Police stated they could not immediately confirm the nationality of all passengers as officials continue investigating the collision circumstances.
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Coach carrying German high-school students crashes in Netherlands
AMSTERDAM, Aug 24 - A coach carrying high-school students from Germany crashed in the east of the Netherlands early on Monday, injuring eight people, who were taken to hospital, Dutch police said. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Several people were injured early Monday morning in an accident involving a coach and a van on the A28 motorway, at Wezep, in the Netherlands (Gueldre). ...
On the A28 near Wezep (Gelderland), several people were injured early Monday morning in an accident involving a coach and a delivery van.
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