TRAFFIC?was brought to a standstill at the Eagle Hall junction on Tuesday night after a collision of a Transport Board bus and a police vehicle that resulted in injuries to more than a dozen people.
Twelve passengers, along with the driver Angela Peters, sustained injuries, while constables Ian Chase and Chad Maughn, travelling in the police vehicle, received slight injuries.
The bus was reportedly heading in the direction of Tudor Bridge while the police vehicle was making a right turn at the traffic lights having just left the Black Rock station in response to a call.
Peters, who hails from Queen Street, St Peter, complained of back and neck pains and had to seek medical attention. Maughn endured discomfort to his right side while Chase had foot pains.
Here, the accident scene in Eagle Hall. (MK)
Passengers, cops injured
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