Children trapped in mini bus in Melbourne
A NUMBER of children are trapped in a mini bus after it overturned in Melbourne this morning.
TWO children have been taken to hospital after being rescued from an overturned mini bus this morning in Melbourne.
Paramedics had to climb through the van to retrieve the injured St Paul’s College students.
Three other passengers in the bus were not injured and driver of the car involved in the crash was also not injured.
The accident between the car and mini bus in Northcote, in Melbourne’s north, left the mini bus on its side.
Ambulance Victoria tweeted that two children had minor injuries and that a total of six people involved in the crash have been assessed.
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