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Cambridgeshire coach and lorry crash on A1 injures 13 people Cambridgeshire coach and lorry crash on A1 injures 13 people
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Thirteen people are being treated in hospital after a coach and a lorry crashed on the A1 in Cambridgeshire. Thirteen people have been treated in hospital after a coach and a lorry crashed on the A1 in Cambridgeshire.
The collision happened on the northbound carriageway between Brampton and Buckden at 05:30 BST on Sunday.The collision happened on the northbound carriageway between Brampton and Buckden at 05:30 BST on Sunday.
The coach was on its way from London to Newcastle. The injured passengers were taken to nearby Hinchingbrooke Hospital and Addenbrooke's in Cambridge. The coach was on its way from London to Newcastle. The injured were taken to nearby Hinchingbrooke Hospital and Addenbrooke's in Cambridge.
Another 29 passengers, two coach drivers and the lorry driver were assessed at the scene. Another 29 passengers were assessed for injuries at the scene and then taken to a centre in St Neots.
The northbound carriageway will be shut until mid-morning and only one lane is open southbound. The ambulance service said two patients were taken to Addenbrookes with serious injuries and 11 patients to Hinchingbrooke with minor injuries.
None of the passengers was seriously injured and those not taken to hospital were taken to emergency accommodation. The northbound carriageway will be shut until late afternoon and only one lane is open southbound.
A replacement coach is expected to pick up the uninjured passengers later. A replacement coach has picked up the uninjured passengersand some of those with minor injuries discharged from Hinchingbrooke Hospital.
Callum Faint, from Cambridgeshire Fire Service, said: "The lorry had overturned and was laying across the carriageway.
"Due to the impact both the driver and co-driver of the coach were trapped.
"All the other occupants of the coach were suffering various degrees of minor impact injuries.
"The two coach casualties were released using specialist cutting equipment," he said