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A pair of Metropolitan Transportation Authority buses struck each other Tuesday night in the Bronx, resulting in injuries to five individuals. The incident occurred at approximately 9:58 p.m. in the vicinity of East 163rd Street and Hunts Point Avenue.
Emergency responders arrived at the collision site to assist the injured passengers. Details regarding the severity of injuries and circumstances leading to the crash remain under investigation by local authorities.
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