10 injured when school bus, minibus collide in Greenwich, Connecticut
GREENWICH, Connecticut (WABC) -- Ten people were injured when a school bus and a minibus carrying developmentally disabled adults collided in Greenwich, Connecticut Tuesday afternoon.
Officials said the "very serious accident" happened on King Street.
Police said nine people were aboard the minibus: 7 developmentally disabled adults, a monitor, and a driver. The school bus had only the driver on board.
Ten people, all adults, were taken to Stamford Hospital, and all are in fair condition. The most seriously injured is one of the bus drivers.
The school bus belonged to Sacred Heart Greenwich, which is near the scene of the accident. It was either arriving to pick up students or had just dropped students off.
The minibus was from Countywide Transportation based in Yonkers. The adults on board were being taken from their day rehabilitation program back to group homes and residences in northern Westchester.
Police tweeted a photo from the scene, showing a totaled minibus and debris scattered across the street.
Greenwich Police said King Street is closed in both directions near the Brunswick School and will be for an extended period of time.
Police are currently investigating.
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