Bus carrying 70 people overturns in icy conditions in Somerset

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “Bus carrying 70 people overturns in icy conditions in Somerset” – below is their description.

A major incident has been declared after a double-decker bus with 70 people onboard overturned in icy conditions in Somerset.

The bus was taking workers to Hinkley Point C nuclear power station when it “rolled over” on the A39 Quantock Road in Bridgwater.

Read more here: https://news.sky.com/story/major-incident-declared-after-double-decker-bus-overturns-on-a39-quantock-road-in-somerset-12788579

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