New York City Bus Involved in Fuel Tanker Accident
Around two dozen people suffered mostly minor injuries when a New York City bus was involved in an accident with a trunk and a fuel tanker in Harlem.
The Fire Department says the accident happened at around 1:45 p.m. Tuesday at the intersection of 125th Street and Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
Several people were checked out at area hospitals, including 2 people complaining of chest pains.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says the fuel tanker and a box truck collided, and one of the vehicles then hit the bus.
The incident disrupted traffic for several hours.
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