Picked up by parents or taken to the Elementary School by another bus that Prince Georges County provided. Were told those who were taken to the hospital, again, they complained of having some kind of pain in their neck or back. So as a prekaticautionary measu they were put on stretchers and taken to the hospital. The transporting process, were told, went smoothly. Just happened at the time of the day when our partnership with amr had us the resources on the street that were available. In fact, we had somea mr and d. C. Fire ambulances come here that didnt even require a transport. So because of the nature of the day and because our partnership with amr, we were fully staffed and everybody was up and running and there was no delay in our response. Reporter and d. C. Fire officials tell us that all of those students and the adults that were transported to the hospital are expected to be released sometime this evening. As far as how this happened or why the bus crashing into the pole, th
But here's the thing: sometimes, out of curiosity, we might call back unknown numbers. It seems harmless, but we need to be careful, especially if the area code is strange. Scammers use a trick the FCC calls the 'one-ring' scam. They call you, let it ring once, and hang up, hoping you'll call back.
But here's the thing: sometimes, out of curiosity, we might call back unknown numbers. It seems harmless, but we need to be careful, especially if the area code is strange. Scammers use a trick the FCC calls the 'one-ring' scam. They call you, let it ring once, and hang up, hoping you'll call back.