Dozens of U.S. Tourists Hurt in Scottish Accident
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EDINBURGH, Scotland — Fifty people, including 44 U.S. tourists from Virginia, were injured Saturday when a tour bus collided with a truck northwest of here, police said.
All but nine of the 44 Americans were released after first-aid treatment. The rest were being held overnight at the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary for observation.
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