TWO WOMEN RUSHED TO HOSPITAL FOLLOWING KENTISH ROAD CRASH
Two women were rushed to the hospital following a severe mid-afternoon crash on Kentish Road. The accident involved a Toyota Allion and a Toyota Hiace bus.
The car was left in a precarious position, perched on its side, after the collision. The vehicle sustained significant damage as a result of the accident.
The cause of the collision remains unknown at this time. Fortunately, no passengers on the bus were injured and required hospital treatment.
The Emergency Medical Services received an emergency call at approximately 3:57 pm and arrived at the scene within 4 minutes.
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