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Injuries in south London bus crash London bus crash: Two trapped and dozens injured
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Emergency services attending scene of south London bus crash which has left number of people injured About a dozen people have been injured, two of them critically, in a bus crash in south London.
More to follow. Two passengers are believed to be trapped on the double decker bus in Kennington, London Fire Brigade said.
The front of the number 59, which was heading to King's Cross, was crumpled against a tree near the Ship pub on Kennington Road.
Fire crews, paramedics, the air ambulance and officers from the Metropolitan Police are at the scene.
Transport for London's director for buses, Mike Weston, said the bus "swerved to avoid another vehicle and struck a tree" at about 10:50 GMT.
He said: "Our first concern is, of course, for the driver, passengers and others involved in this incident and we can confirm the emergency services are in attendance.
"There will be a thorough investigation into this incident as a matter of urgency."
A spokesman for the London Fire Brigade said: "Firefighters are attending a double decker bus that's crashed into a tree on Kennington Road, Kennington.
"Around a dozen people are believed to have been injured and firefighters are working to release two people who are believed to be trapped.
"Four fire engines are on the scene from Soho, Westminster, and Lambeth fire stations.
"London Ambulance Service, the air ambulance, and the Metropolitan police are also at the scene."
When asked how many people had been hurt, a police sergeant at the scene said "a lot".
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