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Double-decker bus hits railway bridge in Rochdale Rochdale bus crash: double-decker hits railway bridge
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Three people have been taken to hospital and dozens more hurt after the roof of a double-decker bus was sheared off when it hit a low bridge on a busy road in Rochdale.Three people have been taken to hospital and dozens more hurt after the roof of a double-decker bus was sheared off when it hit a low bridge on a busy road in Rochdale.
Rail services have been stopped from crossing the bridge over Milkstone Road, close to Rochdale train station in north-west England, and local road closures are in place after the No 17 bus crashed into it just before 12.30pm.Rail services have been stopped from crossing the bridge over Milkstone Road, close to Rochdale train station in north-west England, and local road closures are in place after the No 17 bus crashed into it just before 12.30pm.
Fourteen paramedic vehicles, including ambulances and emergency response units, attended the scene, taking two patients to Royal Oldham hospital and a third to Rochdale infirmary. A man and a woman suffered serious facial injuries, according to reports.Fourteen paramedic vehicles, including ambulances and emergency response units, attended the scene, taking two patients to Royal Oldham hospital and a third to Rochdale infirmary. A man and a woman suffered serious facial injuries, according to reports.
Early reports suggested there were about 25 people on the bus, some of whom were injured, according to a spokesman. the Manchester Evening News was reporting a total of 25 injuries, with about 50 or 60 passengers on board.Early reports suggested there were about 25 people on the bus, some of whom were injured, according to a spokesman. the Manchester Evening News was reporting a total of 25 injuries, with about 50 or 60 passengers on board.
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