Nineteen injured when minibus hits stationary train at Eurotunnel platform near Calais

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How the sides differ Left sources detail the vehicle's occupants and critical injuries; alternative sources stress airlifts and that no one's life appeared in danger. No right-leaning coverage yet.

A minibus collided with a stationary train at the Eurotunnel loading area on the French side near Calais, and 19 people were injured, according to officials. A French local official said 18 passengers and the driver were hurt. The Guardian reports two people were critically injured and that the minibus carried HGV drivers. BBC News reports two people were airlifted to hospital and that officials said no one's life appeared to be in danger. The two accounts differ on the severity of the worst injuries.

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Left GThe GuardianNineteen injured in collision between minibus and train on Eurotunnel loading platform

Highlights the seriousness of the crash, citing two critical injuries, the minibus carrying HGV drivers, and the French official's breakdown of passengers and driver.

Alternative · 2 sources BBCBBC NewsBus hits train stopped on French side of Channel Tunnel, with 19 injured

• F2France 2419 injured as minibus crashes into train at Channel Tunnel entrance

Leads with the number injured and the two airlifted patients, stressing officials' assessment that no one's life appeared to be in danger.

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