Eight People Rushed to Hospital Following Accident on Valley Road
This morning, a serious bus accident occurred on Valley Road, resulting in at least eight people being rushed to the hospital.
One passenger was trapped under the overturned bus.
The Emergency Medical Services responded promptly, arriving at the scene within three minutes of receiving the distress call at 6:30 AM. Four units were dispatched to the crash site near Antigua State College.
Unfortunately, the specific circumstances that led to the accident are not yet clear.
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