Fifteen pupils sustained minor to moderate injuries on Wednesday after a truck carrying bricks ploughed into a mobile classroom at Blue Eagle Secondary School in Cosmo City in Gauteng on Wednesday.
Kyle van Reenen of Emer-G-Med said a truck was found to have veered off the road ploughing into a classroom full of pupils.Gauteng education spokesperson Steve Mabona confirmed that two pupils were transported to hospital for further attention.
“A truck loaded with bricks drove into a mobile classroom at Blue Eagle Secondary School in Cosmo City. Our information reveals that there were no serious injuries except two pupils who were rushed to hospital,” he said.
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