Students treated at Sigatoka Hospital after a bus tumbles and landed in a sugarcane field

By Semi Turaga

05/03/2020

Two students were treated at the Sigatoka Hospital after a bus carrying students tumbled and landed in a sugarcane field in Kabisi Road in Sigatoka yesterday afternoon.

Police say the driver allegedly lost control causing the bus to veer off the road.

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