Boy moved to sick kids’ hospital in Glasgow after accident with bus near Kinghorn By Claire Warrender July 21 2014, 5:11pm July 21 2014, 5:11pm Share Boy moved to sick kids’ hospital in Glasgow after accident with bus near Kinghorn Share via Facebook Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Email Post link https://wpcluster.dctdigital.com/thecourier/news/fife/153821/boy-moved-to-sick-kids-hospital-in-glasgow-after-accident-with-bus-near-kinghorn/ Copy Link Police at the Scene of a bus collision on the Kinghorn Road Between Burntisland and Kinghorn opposite the Pettycur Bay Caravan park. 20 July 14 A 10-year-old boy injured in a collision with bus on Sunday has been transferred to the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Glasgow. The youngster was initially taken to Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy following the accident near Pettycur Bay holiday park in Kinghorn at around 5.50pm. Police initially believed the boy had escaped with a few bumps and scrapes but today confirmed he had since been moved to the hospital in Yorkhill. They were, however, unable to give any details regarding his condition other than to say it was not life threatening. The boy’s 20-year-old aunt, who was also involved in the accident, was still in a stable condition in Victoria Hospital. The pair had just stepped off a bus and were crossing the road when the collision with the second bus happened. The force of the impact resulted in the front windscreen of the double decker being smashed. Bus owners Stagecoach said they would be assisting the police with their investigations in any way they could.
