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The accident occurred on Wednesday afternoon (4) at km 741+149 of Rodovia Fernão Dias, towards São Paulo, in Três Corações (MG). The concessionaire Motiva Minas_SP activated its Operational Control Center at 4:51 pm to respond to the incident.
A bus overturned this Wednesday afternoon (4) on Rodovia Fernão Dias, in Três Corações (MG). According to the concessionaire Motiva Minas_SP, the Operational Control Center was called at 4:51 pm to respond to the incident at km 741+149, towards São Paulo. According to early reports, at least 12 people were injured.
According to Hospital São Sebastião, in Três Corações (MG), seven victims were taken to the institution's emergency room and another five people were taken to Carmo da Cachoeira. At first, all the victims are light.

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