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Witness describes chaos after bus mounts pavement in London

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Witness describes chaos after bus mounts pavement in London

Witness describes chaos after bus mounts pavement in London

A bus mounted the pavement on Victoria Street, central London, at around 8.20am on Thursday, injuring 17 people.

Two were treated at the scene, while 15, including the bus driver, were taken to hospital.

A witness described the scene, saying: "There was a lot of people... The vehicles, the ambulances were too many to comprehend." Report by Covellm.

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