London bus driver and several people injured in Victoria Street

A bus was wounded in the center of London after wearing a pavement.

Emergency services, including London’s air ambulance, were called to Victoria Street near Victoria Station at 08:20 BST.

Fifteen people, including the bus driver, were taken to hospital, while the other two were treated at the scene. MET police said that none of them had life -threatening injuries.

28 -year -old Nathan Cefai from Clapham, BBC’ye, then “large amount of black smoke” bus identified the bus to work, he said. He said the bus took speed, turned to a corner and then heard a “big explosion”.

The front of the Route 24 bus, which went to Hampstead Heath, was torn apart.

A diesel trail running down from Allington Street caused the police to prohibit smoking in the area due to a fear of fire.

Officers stayed at the scene and applied to the power witnesses to contact them. No arrest was made.

47 was spreading another witness: “[The bus] He was coming from Westminster – he was really going fast and he went off the road.

“There were about 15, 16 people in the bus. People were screaming – scary.”

Another witness said: “I heard a big accident, went out and had a lot of people on the ground.

“Many people from the gym were finished to help him.”

“Our thoughts are with people injured after a bus incident on Victoria Street.

He continued: “We are working with the police and operator Transport UK to investigate this event urgently.”

Det Christina Jessah, who directed policing in the region, said, “We understand that this will be very sad to everyone who is and injured, and we started the investigation.

“We work close to our partners to clean the scene, but the road will remain closed for the next few hours, so please call alternative routes.”