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PTSC bus crashes into Longdenville house

News Amhad Ali walks towards the entrance of his apartment, where a PTSC bus crashed on Monday morning in Palmiste. Several passengers received minor injuries and were taken for medical treatment. - ROGER JACOB A Longdenville family was left shaken on Monday morning when a bus crashed into their house on the Palmiste Main Road. When Newsday visited the family after the accident, Roston Kelly said he was grateful no one was seriously injured. Kelly left home shortly after 8am […]

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