Two killed and 16 injured in school bus crash in eastern France
Crime · First reported 6 Nov, 09:06 · Updated 09:25

A school bus crashed in Lent, in France’s Ain department, around 7 a.m. Friday. Authorities reported two deaths and 16 injuries; the circumstances remain under investigation.
- The crash occurred around 7 a.m. in Lent, in the Ain department northeast of Lyon.
- Local authorities reported that two people, a minor and a young adult, were killed and 16 others injured.
- The cause and circumstances of the crash have not been established. Authorities launched an investigation.
- The Ain prefecture activated an emergency response plan, sending rescue teams, police and two helicopters to the scene.
- Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot said he was travelling to the scene; Education Minister Édouard Geffray expressed condolences.
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- Location
- Lent, Ain department, eastern France
- Reported toll
- Two dead and 16 injured
- Time
- Around 7 a.m. Friday
- Investigation
- Authorities launched an investigation; the circumstances remain unclear
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