16 Injured in Baltimore Bus Crash

Sixteen people were injured on Saturday morning when a mass transit bus crashed with two cars before hitting an apartment building in Baltimore. According to the Baltimore police, officers responded to a Maryland Transit Administration bus crash at around 10:20 am. The preliminary investigation showed that the bus collided with a Lexus and a Nissan before coming to rest in an apartment building.

Baltimore City Fire Department spokesman Kevin Cartwright confirmed that none of the injuries were life-threatening, saying "16 people were injured, with none of the injuries being life-threatening." He also added that residents of the affected building have been allowed to return home.

According to witnesses, it was reported that the Lexus was speeding and ran through a stop light when it struck the bus. "There were bystander, spectator reports that there were vehicles speeding through this and the MTA bus, in an effort to avoid being part of that, collided into this building," said Cartwright.

The cause of this accident is still under investigation by authorities.

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