Local authorities report 'several victims' following a crash involving a bus in eastern France.
A bus crashed in eastern France near the Swiss border on Friday morning, resulting in several victims, according to local authorities.
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A bus crash occurred in eastern France near the Swiss border on Friday morning.
A bus crashed in eastern France near the Swiss border on Friday morning, leaving "several victims", local authorities said.
Education minister Edouard Geffray said the vehicle was a school bus, while the area prefect said an intercity bus was involved, Reuters reported.
Transport minister Philippe Tabarot said he was on his way to the scene.
Further details, including the exact number of victims and the circumstances of the crash, are awaited.
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