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An M46 bus had an accident in Berlin-Neukölln on Saturday evening. The fire brigade initiated a so-called mass casualty incident (MANV).
A bus on the M46 route crashed into a tree in Berlin-Neukölln - several people were injured, some seriously, and there were conflicting reports about the exact number. The fire department said eleven people were injured, including one with life-threatening injuries. According to her, three people suffered serious injuries and seven people suffered minor injuries in the accident on Saturday evening. The police said 15 were injured.
According to the police, the 41-year-old driver of the bus was driving on Fulhamer Allee in the direction of Parchimer Allee, left the road to the left and crashed into the tree - why is still unclear. According to police, the bus driver and 13 passengers suffered head and upper body injuries as well as bruises.
Firefighters freed a passenger
According to police, a 25-year-old's leg was trapped between the driver's cab and the seat as a result of the collision. The fire department freed him with the help of specialized technical service personnel. Emergency services treated the injured and took them to hospitals. Photos from the fire department showed the yellow bus on the sidewalk on the left side of the street.
The fire department was on site with 65 emergency services, including a senior emergency doctor and an organizational head of the rescue service, she said. In addition, six fire and assistance vehicles, eight ambulances and two emergency response vehicles were also in use. The fire department spoke of a so-called mass casualty incident (MANV).
BVG wishes you a speedy recovery
The Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) wished everyone affected a quick and complete recovery. Our thoughts are with the injured and their families. The BVG thanked the rescue and emergency services for their quick and professional action. The police investigation would of course be fully supported.
There were initially no further details about the cause of the accident. The road was closed for about two hours overnight and reopened early this morning.

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