Four individuals have been rushed to the hospital as 10 have been injured following a severe bus crash in Essex. Emergency companies rushed to the scene in Waltham Abbey this morning at 11.35am. East of England Ambulance Service (EEAST), Essex Police (EP), and Essex and Herts Air Ambulance Service (EHAAT) attended the scene, in accordance with EssexLive.

The collision concerned a Vectare route 505 bus and a van.

Upon the arrival of emergency companies, a complete of ten  individuals have been evaluated, prompting 4 of them to be urgently transported to Princess Alexandra Hospital by highway ambulance. 

The present circumstances of the casualties haven't been revealed. 

Vectare Bus has taken to Twitter to tell the general public that the Route 505 bus service will probably be briefly suspended till additional discover.

In the tweet, they wrote: " The vehicle operating route 505 has been involved in a serious RTC. Route 505 is currently suspended until further notice. 

"Affected passengers who can't use different native bus companies ought to take a taxi and e-mail contact@vectare.co.uk to reclaim this price." Essex Police has confirmed they help managed traffic and a road was put in place from around 12.13pm.

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