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SCHOOL BUS CRASH
REPORTS 2007
School Bus Accident Sends 10
People to Hospital
February 5, 2007
GRAIN VALLEY, Mo. - A small school
bus was involved in a three-vehicle accident Monday, leaving nine
children and one adult injured.
Nine children, ages 5 to 7, were in the bus from the Children's
Learning Center and were injured in the accident, which happened
about 9 a.m. An 18-year-old woman, who was driving a car, was flown
to a hospital, said Ronda Montgomery, spokeswoman for the Jackson
County Sheriff's Office.
Montgomery said the bus was eastbound when the 34-year-old driver
reached down to pick up something, and the bus struck a westbound
car. That car spun around and ended up in a fence. The driver, a
21-year-old Oak Grove woman, was not injured, Montgomery said.
The bus then continued in the westbound lanes and struck the
18-year-old woman's car head-on. The bus overturned, and the woman's
car came to a stop nearby. Emergency workers extricated the
18-year-old driver.
"All the children were taken to area hospitals," Montgomery said.
"Some had obvious injuries, including one who was complaining of a
neck injury."
Further injury information was unavailable.
Associated Press
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