34 are injured as bus hits overpass on Soldiers Field Road

One person suffered life-threatening injuries and three were seriously injured when the bus tried to travel under an overpass at Western Avenue.

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Emergency responders worked to free people trapped on the bus.

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The bus struck an overpass on Soldiers Field Road at Western Avenue at about 7:34 p.m.

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The bus carried students and chaperones from Pennsylvania who had toured Harvard.

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At least 34 people were injured, including one with life-threatening injuries and three with serious injuries.

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