Woman dies, several injured after bus collides with two cars in Victoria
A woman has died and several people were injured after a bus carrying 18 people was involved in a multi-vehicle crash in Victoria's Yarra Ranges, the Guardian reports.
A woman has died and several other people were injured after a multi-vehicle collision involving a bus in Victoria's Yarra Ranges region, according to the Guardian.
Emergency services responded to reports of a three-vehicle crash, including a commercial bus carrying 18 people, on the Melba Highway at Glenburn at about 2:40pm, the Guardian reported. Four occupants of the bus were taken to hospital following the crash.
The Guardian noted that an earlier version of its report had misstated the gender of the person who died, based on an incorrect police statement, and that the article and headline were amended on 24 September to correct the error.
Further details about the cause of the crash and the conditions of those injured were not included in the excerpt reviewed for this report.
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- Woman dead and multiple people injured after bus collides with two cars in Victoria — The Guardian — World
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