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Canada: Two school buses catch fire in St-Eustache, dozens of children hospitalised

| @indiablooms | Jul 24, 2019, at 08:12 pm

Montreal, July 24 (IBNS): Around 70 people were hospitalised as two school buses in St-Eustache caught fire on a highway near St-Eustache on Tuesday morning, media reports said.

Most of the 70 people were children.

Officials said the injuries were minor.  

The fire was caught after an accident between two buses and another vehicle took place on Highway 640.

Some of the children were taken to car dealership following the accident.

The drivers of the vehicles were reported unhurt.

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