ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — A school bus carrying students in Orange County was stuck after running over a curb Friday, according to firefighters.
Orange County Fire Rescue said 12 students were on the bus during the incident.
No students were injured, firefighters said.
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WFTV’s Skywitness helicopter spotted the bus just before 5 p.m. with several students standing nearby.
The incident occurred near the intersection of 4th Street and Hoenstine Avenue in the Taft area, one mile west of the Orlando International Airport.
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— OCFire Rescue (@OCFireRescue) April 5, 2019
4TH ST & HOENSTINE AVE, TAFT. #OCFRD units on scene of a school bus that ran over a curb with one tire. 12 children on the bus, all are off the bus. No injuries. View the incident location on @pulsepoint:https://t.co/VpViJ7efVr
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