Man Seriously Injured in Hackney Bus Collision
A man in his 60s has sustained life-threatening injuries following a collision with a bus on Kingsland Road.
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A man in his 60s has sustained injuries believed to be life-threatening or life-changing after a collision with a bus. The incident occurred on Kingsland Road High Street in Hackney at approximately 10:09 am on Tuesday, July 28. Emergency services, including the Met Police and London Ambulance Service, attended the scene.
Investigation Launched
The Met Police have confirmed that an investigation into the circumstances of the collision has been launched. Officers were called to the scene at 10:12 am. As reported by MyLondon, a cordon was put in place, leading to the closure of Kingsland High Street between Crossway and Sandringham Road. No arrests have been made at this time.
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Emergency Response
The London Ambulance Service reported that they were called at 10:09 am and dispatched multiple crews, including a trauma team from London's Air Ambulance. The first paramedic arrived on scene in under two minutes. The injured man was treated and transported by road to a major trauma centre.
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