WHITE MARSH, Md. — Fifteen people were hospitalized Sunday after a passenger bus overturned onto its side along a Maryland interstate, authorities said.
Forty-seven people were passengers aboard a Megabus that was traveling south on Interstate 95 near White Marsh when it flipped at about 6:55 a.m. EDT, The Baltimore Sun reported.
Authorities said the bus drove off the road, the newspaper reported.
#bcofd BUS ACCIDENT I95S btwn Brashaw & Raphel | CMD advises 15 patients with non-life threatening injuries were transported to local hospitals | Scene remains active | Expect continued delays. DT0655 TF pic.twitter.com/H8UxwvPWsQ
— Baltimore County Fire Department (@BaltCoFire) May 22, 2022
Twenty of the people on the bus were not injured, WJZ-TV reported. Fifteen of the 20 people injured were taken to an area hospital, the television station reported. None of the injuries were considered to be life-threatening, according to a tweet from the Baltimore Fire Department.
The cause of the crash is under investigation, The Sun reported.
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