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Investigations continue following a bus crash near Queenstown which left two people seriously injured

Investigations continue following a bus crash near Queenstown which left two people seriously injured

22 January 2020

The tour bus was carrying more than 20 overseas visitors when it rolled on its side on the Glenorchy-Queenstown Road yesterday afternoon.

Two people were flown to hospital in a serious condition, while several others received minor injuries.

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