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Two adults and baby hurt in minibus crash on A74M near Moffat Baby girl among eight hurt in crash on A74(M) near Moffat
(about 11 hours later)
Two adults and a baby have been taken to hospital after a minibus crashed on the A74M in Dumfries and Galloway. Eight people, including a 12-week-old baby girl and five other children, have been taken to hospital after a minibus crashed in Dumfries and Galloway.
The minibus ended up on its roof following the accident on the motorway four miles north of Moffat. The minibus ended up on its roof following the accident on the A74(M) motorway four miles north of Moffat at 17:25 on Wednesday.
Firefighters used cutting equipment to free some of the passengers. Two were taken to Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary while the baby was taken to Yorkhill Hospital in Glasgow. The baby was taken to the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Glasgow.
A police spokesman said their injuries were not thought to be serious. She was kept in overnight for observations after suffering suspected head injuries.
A total of 11 people including children were on board the minibus. The 33-year-old male driver, a 37-year-old male passenger, two girls aged 16 and 13 and three boys aged 12, 10 and eight were all taken to Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary where they remained overnight with a variety of minor injuries.
HGV drivers and passing motorists were first on the scene at about 17:25 and managed to halt the traffic and comfort the injured. All eight of the injured people were from Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire.
The Scottish Ambulance Service sent four ambulances and a special operations rescue team to the scene and firefighters used cutting equipment to free some of the passengers.
HGV drivers and passing motorists managed to halt the traffic and comfort the injured until the emergency services arrived.
One motorist said: "The unsung heroes were the HGV drivers who were diverting the traffic away from the accident.One motorist said: "The unsung heroes were the HGV drivers who were diverting the traffic away from the accident.
"They were risking their own lives because the road was very busy with lorries and cars.""They were risking their own lives because the road was very busy with lorries and cars."
The road was closed in both directions for about 90 minutes and a further 30 minutes on the southbound carriageway as work went on to free the injured and investigate the cause of the accident.The road was closed in both directions for about 90 minutes and a further 30 minutes on the southbound carriageway as work went on to free the injured and investigate the cause of the accident.
Police have appealed for any witnesses to contact them. The vehicle involved was a white LDV minibus.