Emergency services on scene after car and bus collide on Germantown Rd in Korunye
Two people have been rushed to hospital after a serious crash involving a car and bus on Thursday afternoon.
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Four people have been injured following a serious crash involving a bus and a car, north of Adelaide on Thursday afternoon.
Emergency services rushed Germantown Rd, Korunye, north of Two Wells, just after 4pm.
An 18-year-old local woman driving the car, suffered serious injuries and was flown to hospital for treatment, while the 45-year-old man from Rosewater driving the bus is being treated in hospital for minor injuries.
Two passengers on the bus also suffered minor injuries, but were treated at the scene.
Major Crash Investigators are attending the scene.
Germantown Rd remains closed to all traffic from the intersection of Jenkin Rd and Simpkin Rd for north bound traffic.
The intersection of Pratt Rd and Richter Rd is also closed for south bound traffic with motorists urged to avoid the area, where possible.
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