Eastleigh bus crash live: numerous students who were injured in the ITCEN River after double accidents

Bluestar, the bus operator, has been conducting “urgent investigations” about the incident.

“This also helps the police because they are doing their questions,” he said.

“One of our buses, which transferred students to Barton Puril College, was involved in an accident this morning,” said Richard Taildley, general manager of Bluestar.

“Reports indicate that the bus left the highway and rested in a shallow river.”

“At this time, we do not know the conditions in the incident and do urgent investigations,” he said. “We also help the police because they are doing their questions.”

Bluestar, the bus operator, has confirmed that his driver was among those who have been injured.

Three people were taken to hospital after the accident and 14 were treated on the scene.

“There were 19 passengers there at the time,” said Richard Taildley, general manager of Bluestar.

“We currently do not have full details about their injuries and follow their progress closely.”

The Sixth Barton Peveril College released on Facebook that an accident center has been set up for parents and “working closely with the police”.

The statement: “We are aware of the incident of college college 607. College staff work with the police to ensure the safety and well -being of all students.

“We want people not to participate in the real scene,” he said.

“A college officer and staff to provide updates and address any questions that may be presented at the center.”

A spokesman for the Southern Central Central Ambulance Service said the two helicopters and five ambulances were being taken to hospital and 14 were treated with less serious injuries.

“We have sent several units to the incident, including five ambulances, two helicopters and a special response unit,” a spokesman for the Southern Central Ambulance said.

“We continue to support and evaluate patients on the scene. All patients from BusHuman beings are taken to the hospital with three high priority patients. At about age 14, they are treated with less serious injuries. “

Three “high priority” patients were taken to hospital after the crash of a two -deck bus crashed into a river.

Emergency services came to the scene on Thursday morning after the bus carrying students from Barton Sixth College Peveril in Hamppshire.

The Bluestar bus on a river on the Bishopstock road, Eastlig ended at 10:07 am. Three people were taken to hospital and 14 were treated on the scene.