A bus carrying students from a boarding school overturned on Rangstrupvej near Agerskov in Southern Jutland. Fortunately, there were no serious injuries reported, although between three and five individuals sustained minor injuries, primarily sprains. The local police have confirmed the incident and provided updates on the situation, emphasizing the absence of severe casualties, which is positive news in the wake of such an accident.

According to police officer Michael Henriksen, most of the students involved are around 17 years old and attend a local boarding school. The exact number of individuals on board the bus at the time of the accident is still unknown. Preliminary reports indicate a mix of minor injuries, including potential fractures and at least one case of a concussion, highlighting the need for further medical assessments of those injured. The conditions under which the bus overturned remain unclear, prompting a need for further investigations.

Rescue services and police have already cleared the accident site, allowing Rangstrupvej to reopen for traffic. Local authorities are expected to conduct further inquiries to determine the cause of the accident and ensure the safety of transportation for students in the area. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of road safety, especially concerning youth transportation.