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Three pupils and the driver are injured in a school bus accident in southern Indiana
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Jeffersonville, Indiana – A southern Indiana school bus collision Three children and the driver were hurt on Tuesday morning.
The incident, according to the police, occurred in Jeffersonville’s 5300 block of Charlestown Pike just before seven in the morning. The three pupils and the driver were injured in the collision and were taken to the hospital.
The Greater Clark County School District bus was involved in a single-car collision, according to investigators.
There is no proof that the bus driver was intoxicated, and the cause of the collision is still being looked into.
Jeffersonville Police Detective Division “Our thoughts go out to the students, the bus driver, and their families during this difficult time. We appreciate the assistance of the New Chapel EMS, Indiana State Police, and the Jeffersonville Fire Department.”
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