Dozens of passengers have been taken to hospital – three with serious injuries – after the coach they were travelling in overturned on the M25.
A fleet of ambulances took 41 patients – including seven children – to hospital after the vehicle came off the motorway at Swanley, Kent at 16:00 BST
The Princess Royal University Hospital in Orpington has declared a major incident alert.
The crash was on the anti-clockwise carriageway near junction three.
Huge queues have built up and the exit slip road has been closed.
Kent Fire and Rescue Service said crews helped free several passengers who were trapped on board.
Coach operator Greens of London has not yet responded to requests for more details.
South East Coast Ambulance Service said in a tweet the crash involved multiple casualties.
Following reports of a coach involved in an RTC on the M25 at J3, we have 41 patients. Currently, 31 adults and 7 children with minor injuries, three other patients with more serious injuries taken to hospital.
— SECAmb (@SECAmbulance) August 13, 2018
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