National Ambulance Responds to School Bus Collision in Sharjah
Fourteen individuals, including thirteen children and a teacher, were injured in the incident.
The National Ambulance service in the Emirate of Sharjah responded to a collision involving two school buses on Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road on Monday, June 9, 2025. Dispatch was triggered at 15:11, leading to a rapid and organized response from the emergency teams.
Injuries were reported for a total of 14 people, comprising 13 children and one teacher.
The response teams arrived at the accident scene within 13 minutes.
Emergency medical personnel provided on-site treatment to the injured, exemplifying their commitment to prompt and professional handling of urgent incidents.
The National Ambulance service emphasizes its ongoing efforts to enhance emergency response capabilities and deliver medical services that adhere to international standards, aiming to ensure the safety of community members.
Injuries were reported for a total of 14 people, comprising 13 children and one teacher.
The response teams arrived at the accident scene within 13 minutes.
Emergency medical personnel provided on-site treatment to the injured, exemplifying their commitment to prompt and professional handling of urgent incidents.
The National Ambulance service emphasizes its ongoing efforts to enhance emergency response capabilities and deliver medical services that adhere to international standards, aiming to ensure the safety of community members.
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