Child killed in school coach crash in France

One child was killed and 11 other people were seriously injured today when a coach carrying schoolchildren from Scotland crashed in France, police said.

Thu, 27 Jun, 2002 - 09:25

One child was killed and 11 other people were seriously injured today when a coach carrying schoolchildren from Scotland crashed in France, police said.

Strathclyde police confirmed that the coach was carrying children from Largs Academy, a secondary school in Ayrshire, when it crashed near Dijon, about 200 miles south east of Paris, early this morning.

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