An explosion in a double decker bus in London’s Kingston area rocked the capital on Friday.
A London bus carrying 350 litres of fuel burst into flames with passengers still on board as it drove through a town centre this morning, local media reported.
Smoke started streaming from the double-decker 371 bus as it pulled into a stop in Kingston, south west London at around 9am this morning. Moments later the rear of the vehicle was engulfed in flames.
Smoke was seen rising from the 371 bus as it approach a stop in London’s south west Kingston area in the morning before the rear of the vehicle was engulfed in flames.
It is believed no one was injured. More info
Kingston Police took to Twitter to alert residents about the explosion:
Currently dealing with a bus fire on High Street, Kingston – please stay away pic.twitter.com/OTU1FtyRWr
— Kingston Police (@MPSKingston) December 2, 2016
Another view from the police station of the bus fire in #Kingston pic.twitter.com/OW4I0a5UtF
— Kingston Police (@MPSKingston) December 2, 2016
