Six people released from hospital after bus and truck collide in west Sydney
The six people injured in a crash between a bus and a truck in Sydney's west last night have been discharged from hospital.
The vehicles were involved in a high-speed crash on Davis Road in Wetherill Park, just before 5pm.
NSW Health said that the six people injured in the accident were doing well in an update today.
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The "high-speed" crash at the Tway on Davis Road in Wetherill Park unfolded just before 5 pm, NSW Ambulance said. Nine
The bus driver was left uninjured but several people were injured in the crash.
One male passenger suffered serious injuries and was taken to Liverpool Hospital.
Three other male passengers and the truck driver suffered minor injuries.
One passenger and the truck driver were transported to Fairfield Hospital.
NSW Health officials confirmed that one person underwent a minor surgery to reset a bone.
The crash had caused heavy traffic yesterday evening.
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