Minor injuries reported after school bus crash near Brantford
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Two people have been injured in a school bus crash that occurred Tuesday afternoon just north of Brantford, Ont., police say.
Two people have been injured in a school bus crash that occurred Tuesday afternoon just north of Brantford, Ont., police say.
Police said at the time of the crash there were only two occupants onboard the vehicle, a 13-year-old and the driver.
“Both individuals have been transported to hospital to receive treatment for non-life-threatening injuries,” police said in a news release.
Police said initial information indicates the bus rolled over.
In a tweet posted at 4:44 p.m. Tuesday, police said officers are on scene of the collision at Park Road North and Governors Road East.
Police said area roads have been closed for the investigation and are expected to remain closed for several hours.
Brantford Fire Chief Scott Pipe said he can’t comment on specifics of the crash, but said two pumpers responded to the scene to assist police and EMS.
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