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Bus carrying German high school students crashes in the Netherlands; several injured
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Bus carrying German high school students crashes in the Netherlands; several injured

From Khaleej Times · () English

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  • A bus carrying over 50 German high school students crashed in the eastern Netherlands early Monday.
  • Eight people were injured, with some sustaining serious injuries and others minor ones.
  • The accident occurred near Wezep after the bus collided with a delivery van.

A bus transporting more than 50 German high school students was involved in a serious crash in the eastern Netherlands early Monday, resulting in eight injuries. Dutch police reported that some of the individuals taken to the hospital suffered severe injuries, while others sustained minor ones. The accident occurred around 4 a.m. near the town of Wezep, approximately 100 kilometers east of Amsterdam.

The coach collided with a delivery van, and the driver of the van was among those injured. Following the incident, the A28 highway was closed in both directions, causing significant disruption. Emergency services were dispatched to the scene to provide assistance to the passengers and manage the aftermath of the collision.

Details regarding the exact cause of the collision are still under investigation. However, the incident highlights the risks associated with road travel, particularly for large groups of students. Authorities are working to determine the sequence of events that led to the crash and to ensure all affected individuals receive appropriate medical care and support.

Some of the victims taken to the hospital are seriously injured.

โ€” Gelderland province police departmentDescribing the severity of injuries following the bus crash.
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