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Peterborough bus crash: 13 hurt as guide dog charity office hit Peterborough crash: 13 hurt as guide dog charity office hit by bus
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At least 13 people were hurt when a bus hit the offices of a guide dog charity after a collision involving a car.At least 13 people were hurt when a bus hit the offices of a guide dog charity after a collision involving a car.
The single-decker crashed near Peterborough city centre at about 11:43 GMT, Cambridgeshire Police said.The single-decker crashed near Peterborough city centre at about 11:43 GMT, Cambridgeshire Police said.
There were no fatalities and all the casualties had what were described as minor injuries. Nobody in the building was hurt.There were no fatalities and all the casualties had what were described as minor injuries. Nobody in the building was hurt.
Stagecoach confirmed one of its buses had been in the crash with a car. The road was cordoned-off near Church Walk.Stagecoach confirmed one of its buses had been in the crash with a car. The road was cordoned-off near Church Walk.
More updates on this story and other news from BBC Cambridgeshire Local LiveMore updates on this story and other news from BBC Cambridgeshire Local Live
The East of England Ambulance Service said seven patients were taken to Peterborough City Hospital with a variety of minor injuries, including a female car driver in her 50s and her female passenger.The East of England Ambulance Service said seven patients were taken to Peterborough City Hospital with a variety of minor injuries, including a female car driver in her 50s and her female passenger.
The other five - four women and one man - were passengers on the bus.The other five - four women and one man - were passengers on the bus.
Two people were treated at the minor injuries unit and four were discharged at the scene.Two people were treated at the minor injuries unit and four were discharged at the scene.
A Stagecoach spokesman said: "At around mid-day today (24 December) a car was involved in a collision with one of our buses on Broadway, Peterborough.A Stagecoach spokesman said: "At around mid-day today (24 December) a car was involved in a collision with one of our buses on Broadway, Peterborough.
"Our first thoughts are for the welfare of those involved."Our first thoughts are for the welfare of those involved.
"Safety is our highest priority and we will assist police fully with their inquiries into the incident.""Safety is our highest priority and we will assist police fully with their inquiries into the incident."
'Miracle''Miracle'
Alex Caruso, who was a passenger on the bus, said: "We didn't see where the car was coming from.Alex Caruso, who was a passenger on the bus, said: "We didn't see where the car was coming from.
"The bus driver started braking and veered away from other cars and came to a stop in the building, but to avoid any other people and cars was a miracle.""The bus driver started braking and veered away from other cars and came to a stop in the building, but to avoid any other people and cars was a miracle."
Tahir Hussain, manager at a nearby building, said: "A few of the passengers came out of the bus with bloody noses and whiplash.Tahir Hussain, manager at a nearby building, said: "A few of the passengers came out of the bus with bloody noses and whiplash.
"Some of them came in and we offered them cups of tea and coffee."Some of them came in and we offered them cups of tea and coffee.
"Then we were evacuated because of a suspected gas leak so we all just left.""Then we were evacuated because of a suspected gas leak so we all just left."
A spokesman for the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association said three people were in its regional office building, but none had been injured and no dogs were inside.A spokesman for the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association said three people were in its regional office building, but none had been injured and no dogs were inside.
The front bay window of the office was demolished by the bus. Engineers are assessing the damage to the structure of the building and the gas supply has been isolated.The front bay window of the office was demolished by the bus. Engineers are assessing the damage to the structure of the building and the gas supply has been isolated.