A public bus crash near Baltimore, Maryland injured more than 30 people on Wednesday. One individual remains in critical condition after being extricated and taken to a hospital, according to local authorities.
First responders arrived swiftly at the scene on Reisterstown Road in Pikesville, following the Maryland Transit Administration bus accident, as reported by Fox 45 News. Baltimore County officials indicated that the crash impacted several civilian vehicles, including one that overturned.
“Numerous civilian vehicles” were involved. – Baltimore County officials
Authorities mentioned that one person was trapped inside the bus and another individual was rescued from a car by the emergency crews.
A Baltimore County Fire Department engineer was dispatched to assess the building involved in the crash.
A second mass casualty incident alarm followed the initial crash, highlighting the seriousness of the situation.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore expressed his concern, stating he is closely monitoring the events and acknowledged the efforts of the first responders.
“Dawn and I are keeping everyone impacted in our hearts and prayers. We are deeply grateful for our first responders.” – Governor Wes Moore
The Maryland State Highway Administration reported road closures near the crash site due to emergency response efforts. Authorities urged drivers to seek alternate routes.
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