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5 children injured in St. Peterburg school bus crash, police say

Tampa Bay, FLLocal News

On Monday morning, a school bus transporting 15 students to Azalea Middle School in St. Petersburg was involved in a collision with a Jeep SUV, injuring five children. The crash occurred at the intersection of 27th Avenue South and 37th Street South, prompting a swift response from local police. Those injured were promptly taken to Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital for minor injuries, while the driver of the Jeep was also hospitalized at Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital. Authorities have stated that the investigation into the crash is still underway, indicating that further details will emerge as they gather evidence.

This incident raises significant concerns about the safety of school transportation in St. Petersburg, particularly regarding the infrastructure and driver behavior in high-traffic areas. The local community is urged to stay updated on the developments as this is a developing story. Parents and guardians are likely to be anxious about the safety protocols in place for student transportation after such incidents. The Tampa Bay Times will continue to provide updates on this situation as more information becomes available.

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