Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a horror fireball crash which left a child and four others injured in hospital. Emergency services were called to the scene on Glasgow’s Cowcaddens Road shortly after 6am on Thursday, June 30, after a car collided with a bus.
We previously told how hero CalMac workers, who were on the single-decker vehicle, raced to free two trapped men from the wrecked motor that had smashed into the back of them. They managed to get a third man - who had a serious cut on his head - away from the motor seconds before it burst into flames.
Five people were treated at the scene by paramedics and fire crews before the four adults were rushed to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital for treatment. The Scottish Ambulance Service confirmed a child had also been taken to the Royal Hospital for Children however the current conditions of all those injured are not known.
