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Investigation after boy, 14, fell from bus window in Wimblington

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A green double-decker bus with the top right-hand window panel missing. There is a person in high-visibility jacket entering the bus via the front door.

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Investigation launched after a 14-year-old boy falls from a bus window in Wimblington

Overview

An investigation has been launched by Cambridgeshire County Council after a 14-year-old boy fell from the top-floor window of a double-decker bus in Wimblington. The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon on Doddington Road, while the teenager was travelling on a council-commissioned school transport service. He remains in hospital with serious, but not life-threatening, injuries.

Key points

  • A 14-year-old boy fell from a top-floor window of a double-decker bus on Doddington Road, Wimblington.
  • Cambridgeshire Police and the county council's health and safety team are investigating the incident.
  • The boy was travelling on a council-commissioned home-to-school transport service and is a pupil at Cromwell Community College.
  • He was taken to Peterborough City Hospital before being transferred to Addenbrooke's Hospital, where he remains with serious but not life-threatening injuries.
  • The school is providing support to pupils who witnessed the distressing incident.
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