By Mark Heim
al.com
WILMINGTON, Del. — Six people are injured after a fire broke out as a result of a school bus and a minivan accident in Delaware.
The Wilmington Fire Department shared details in a social media post, which included pictures of a black minivan with front-end damage.
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All six individuals involved in the incident were out of their vehicles by the time firefighters arrived, per the Facebook statement.
The accident took place 2 miles away from the Wilmington Fire Department.
All six people injured were taken to hospital for minor injuries.
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