He is among the injured and bus driver on Line 24, who climbed the sidewalk at Victoria Street at around 8:20. The Metropolitan police confirmed that 15 people, including the driver, received to the hospital, while the two people were assisted on the spot.
Breaking: A bus has crashed at Victoria Station in London.
A number of people have a hospital to hospital but sky news Understands no fatalities have been reported.
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“There are no reported life-threatening injuries,” the police said. A large number of emergency services were sent to the accident, and they are learned that they are among the injured and passengers from the bus. The street is still closed for traffic, and photos from the place of events show a severely damaged front of the bus and a broken windscreen.
Witnesses described the shocking scenes. “The bus came from the direction of Westminster. There were about 15, 16 passengers in it. People screamed, it was terrible,” Emit Sucker (47) told the PA news agency.
“I heard a strong blow, I went out and saw a woman lying on earth, surrounded by people. Many people from a nearby gym ran away to help her,” said another witness. Due to the traces of the diesel that leaked down the street, the police forced the smoking in the area.
London spokesman confirmed that numerous teams sent on the scene, including emergency teams, specialized hospitals, London Air Ambulance and Support Vehicles.
Rosie Trew, executives of the transport for London (TFL), “Our thoughts are with people who have been injured in this incident in cooperation with the police and operator, transport. This was a shocking event for all included and we have provided support for everyone affected.”
Chief Inspector Christina Jessah described the accident as “very shocking” and called witnesses to Jave. “We appeal to all who were witnesses or have any information to contact us. We are especially important to us with surveillance cameras or mobile phones,” he said, adding that the street would remain closed for a few more hours.
This is the third serious accident in which buses and pedestrians participated near Victoria station in recent years. In January last year, Catherine Finnegan was killed (56), while in August 2021. Life lost Melissa Burr (32).
(Vijesti.ba)
