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Hearing from BBC News that here has been a major incident declared in County Down after a bus crash, does anyone have any more information?
Here is the article:
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Here is the article:
Major incident declared after school bus crash in County Down
Emergency services are at the scene on the Ballyblack Road East in Newtownards
www.bbc.co.uk
The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS) has declared a major incident following a school bus crash in county Down.
Police and emergency services are currently at the scene at Ballyblack Road East in Newtownards.
The double-decker bus was carrying more that 60 passengers, over 50 have minor injuries and 8 are being treated for more significant injuries at the scene.
BBC News NI understands the majority of those onboard are pupils from Strangford College.
Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) have deployed five fire appliances and a specialist team are at the scene of a "collision involving an overturned bus".
Pictures on social media how the vehicle on its side in a field having left the road.
The road is closed and motorists are asked to avoid the area.
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There’s been a bus crash on ballyblack road from carrowdore #newtownards police and fire brigade on scene