Netherlands: Sixteen injured as coach carrying German students and van collide
A collision involving a coach carrying German students in the Netherlands has left sixteen injured.
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A collision between a coach carrying German students and a van in the Netherlands has left sixteen people injured. The incident occurred on the A28 motorway. Around 45 children suffered minor injuries, with eight requiring hospitalization. The coach was carrying German high-school students. The crash involved a coach and a van.
The exact circumstances of the collision are not yet clear. Arab News, NL Times, Yahoo, Reuters and BBC News are covering the story. The BBC specifies that sixteen people were injured. The NL Times specifies that eight were hospitalized. The extent of the injuries varies.
The NL Times specifies that around 45 children suffered minor injuries. The BBC specifies that sixteen people were injured. The exact number of injured students is not yet clear.
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Coverage (8)
- Five hospitalized after German school bus crash, mayor says it "could have been worse" NL Times · 5h ago
- Students left 'traumatized' after coach crashes in Netherlands Yahoo · 5h ago
- Students left 'traumatized' after coach crashes in Netherlands Yahoo News UK · 5h ago
- Injuries reported after coach carrying school children crashes in Netherlands Arab News · 5h ago
- Eight hospitalized after school bus crash on A28; Around 45 kids with minor injuries NL Times · 5h ago
- German schoolchildren injured in coach crash on Dutch motorway Yahoo · 5h ago
- Coach carrying German high-school students crashes in Netherlands Reuters · 5h ago
- Netherlands: Sixteen injured as coach carrying German students and van collide BBC · 5h ago
Quick answers
What caused the collision?
The exact cause of the collision is not yet clear.
How many people were injured?
Sixteen people were injured. Around 45 children suffered minor injuries, with eight requiring hospitalization.
What is the current status of the injured?
Eight people were hospitalized. The extent of the injuries varies.
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